1977 Jubalee Red River Dollar - Winnipeg Convention Centre

1977 Jubalee Red River Dollar – Winnipeg Convention Centre Token

The 1977 Jubalee Red River Dollar is a collectible municipal trade token issued in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, in connection with the city's local commemorative dollar program. The unusual spelling “Jubalee” is an intentional wordplay honoring Winnipeg Mayor Stephen Juba, whose portrait appears on the obverse.

Produced by the Sherritt Mint, this token was issued with a stated value of $1.00 and was redeemable until September 15, 1977. It represents a fascinating piece of Winnipeg's local history and is an appealing collectible for enthusiasts of Canadian trade tokens, Manitoba history, and municipal commemorative issues.

Specifications:

• Country: Canada

• City: Winnipeg, Manitoba

• Year: 1977

• Denomination: $1.00

• Type: Municipal trade token / commemorative dollar

• Series: Jubalee Red River Dollar

• Obverse Design: Mayor Stephen Juba and Pan-Am Pool

• Reverse Design: Traditional York boat with square sail

• Composition: Nickel

• Weight: Approximately 14 grams

• Diameter: Approximately 33 mm

• Edge: Reeded

• Mint: Sherritt Mint, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta

• Redemption Expiry: September 15, 1977

• Catalog Reference: Pelletier MB21

A distinctive Canadian historical token celebrating Winnipeg's heritage, local leadership, and the importance of river transportation in the Red River region. An attractive addition to collections of Canadian exonumia, municipal trade dollars, and Manitoba memorabilia.