Plain CPR locomotive engine No. 371, was the first locomotive to arrive with the first transcontinental train (from Montreal) in Port Moody (i.e., the western terminus of the CP railroad) on July 4, 1886.
Heraldic like emblem with the images of several elements seen around Port Moody enclosed in a crowned shield with five `virtues` (in Latin) in a banner/ribbon on three sides, between dates.
Obverse lettering
CITY
OF
PORT MOODY
1867 1967
371 1886
JUSTITIA TEMPERANTIA INTEGRA MENS FORTITUDO PRUDENTIA (Translation: JUSTICE TEMPERANCE SOUND MIND FORTITUDE PRUDENCE)
Obverse script
Latin
Reverse description
The `famous` CPR locomotive 371, superimposed over mountains, further superimposed over a railroad spike, surrounded by the legend.
Reverse lettering
PORT MOODY
COIN CLUB
Reverse script
Latin
Engraver
Pressed Metal Products of Vancouver, Canada (1929-date)
