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Canadian Tire Coupon ColleCTors Club

The Collector Since1990Volume 26 #4October 2016

Inside this issueNew membership card for 2017 1President’s message 1RCNA meeting report 3-4Let us link together 4Swap meet report 5-7September 2016 Nova Scotia meeting 8September 2016 Montreal meeting 8Upcoming Nova Scotia meeting 9The Mouthpiece 9The latest CTC gift gards 10Chocolate CTC gift gards 10Some modern coupons are very difficult 11A complete study of the printing of the S31-E12 series 11Facebook update 12Certificate & pin for 25 years of membership 12Long live print 13JumpStart fridge magnets 13Roller mark variety 14Discoveries 15Membership Report 16Upcoming Meetings 16Regular note mixed in the stretched range 16Classified Ads 17April 2016 Club Mail Bid Auction 18-20Club Auction Results 20

PresIdent’s Message For those collectors whose only source of CTC coupons involves the use of multiplier coupons at the CTC gas bars, September 2nd was the day it all ended I got most of my coupons from that source The coupons you receive in the store do not add up to very much these days Nowadays, even if you can swap bundles at the gas bar or store, you will not have enough coupons to replace the notes you take out of the bundles with what you get from the gas bar on your purchase The gas bars will only hand out 5¢, 10¢ and 25¢ coupons from now on and only at their base amount and it seems like only if you insist to get them

The CTC dealers in my area will no longer even carry the 50¢ or 1 dollar coupons This is another attempt by the Corporation to track its customers through the use of their electronic money on the plastic cards We all knew this day was coming but it still hurts Looking back on the summer, we had another really great swap meet this August Lots of trading, swapping and discus-sions at Eva and Jerome’s place in Blainville Thanks to Eva and Jerome for the wonderful hospitality and thanks to all the la-dies who helped make this meet such a great success The next swap meet will be held in Deep River Aug 4-6, 2017 If you can’t make another meeting you should make an effort to attend one of these swap meets as they are the highlight of our col-lecting year This year, being an even numbered year, is an election year for our club The last newsletter put out a call for nomina-tions for all the various positions Apart from one email from a person confirming their position no other names were put forth The executive for the next two years therefore will be as before as indicated on page two of this newsletter We seem to have found a suitable replacement for our editor Jacques Poitras has offered to try out with a few edi-tions during the new year, to see if he enjoys the task as much as his predecessor enjoyed it Jerome will work with our new editor to make the transition as smooth as possible He has done this job for many years and deserves a well earned rest Ghislaine and her translation committee will stay on and assist our new editor as long as need be As a little exercise I purchased $45 74 and with tax $51 69 worth of goodies from my local CTC store Using my CTC moneycard I received $ 18 eMoney on my card That is equiva-lent to 394% before tax and 348% after tax A far cry from the old days when we were getting 3% nationally That would have been $1 35 in real CTC money I hope everyone had a great summer and managed to add something meaningful to their collection

the new MeMbershIP card fOr 2017

Sandy Lipin

SPECIMEN

The Collector 2 Vol 26 No 4, 2016

** The Canadian Tire logo is the registered trade mark of Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited used under license by theCanadian Tire Coupon Collectors Club (the Club) The Club is independently owned and operated and Canadian Tire

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club executIVe

PresIdent: Sandy Lipin 613-542-6923 sandylipin@gmail com

IMMedIate Past PresIdent: Thayer Bouck 905-892-3335 mariojuliegiammarco@bell net

fIrst VIce-PresIdent: Doug Adams 519-657-7300 adamsdoug@rogers com

secOnd VIce-PresIdent: Jacques Poitras 506-737-8235 poitras8491@rogers com

treasurer & MeMbershIP: Ghislaine Theroux 450-629-8658 therouxg@videotron ca

Quebec dIrectOrs Pierre Donnelly 450-468-3806 stormest@sympatico ca

Jerome Fourre 450-419-7914 jayfoure@ctccollector ca

Huguette Huryn 450-669-1856 hlalonde huryn@videotron ca

Marc-Andre Lemire 450-748-2241 saleralemire@videotron ca

OntarIO dIrectOrs Roger Fox 905-898-7677 r_fox@bell net

Toby Grimminck 519-227-0766 toby-bets@live-ca

Everett Runtz 613-534-2675 ctcc4everett@gmail com

Michael Cahill 905-419-0934 ctcmikec@rogers com

sandy MctIre award Of dIstIctIOn

2007Don Robb Charter member CM0000003Ovide Bilodeau Charter member CM0000004Roger Fox Charter member CM0000009Ghislaine T -Memme Charter member CM0000015Jerome Fourre Charter member CM0000120

2008Don Bradt Charter member CM0000150

2009Louis Fontaine Charter member CM0000109

2010Thayer Bouck Member M0000284

2013Doug Adams Member M0000639

2014Lucien Levesque Member M0000479

the cOllectOrPublished four times a year, by the Canadian Tire Cou-pon Collectors Club in English or French

deadlIne dates: March 15th - June 15th September 15th - December 1st

subscrIPtIOn:Yearly subscription for CTCCC members is included in the annual dues Others wishing to receive the newslet-ter submit $2 95 per issue; US residents submit in US dollars; International (contact for price)

MeMbershIP:Annual membership dues - January to December$12 00 Regular - with electronic newsletter$15 00 Regular - with black and white newsletter$40 00 Regular - with colour newsletter$5 00 Spousal - no newsletter (w/reg member)c/o Ghislaine T -Memme, 1875, ave Raymond, La-val, QC H7S 1R3 - Paypal or Interac are now accepted - therouxg@videotron ca

atlantIc dIrectOrs Stew Cameron 902-864-0783 scotiatech stew@gmail com

John Merrick 709-745-3314 john@ctccollector ca

Jacques Ouellette 506-739-5416 jakouel@gmail com

Past PresIdents: Mike Hollingshead Charter Member - CM0000001 1990 - 1996

Roger Fox Charter Member - CM0000009 1997 - 2002

Kenneth Hamilton Member - M0000454 2003 - 2005

Thayer Bouck Member - M0000284 2006 - 2012

newsletteredItOr: Jerome Fourre 450-419-7914 jayfoure@ctccollector ca

translatIOn/cOrrectIOns: The Commitee 450-629-8658

want ads:Free for paid members Ads will be published in one newsletter only Must be renewed for each newsletter

archIVes: Louis Fontaine 306-382-7216 lfontaine@shaw ca

web sIte:Address: http://www ctccc caWebmaster: adamsdoug@rogers com

western dIrectOrs Bill Cuff 778-888-6442

Louis Fontaine 306-382-7216 lfontaine@shaw ca

James Williston 403-461-2663 jawilliston@shaw ca


rcna MeetIng, July 23rd, 2016 - Ottawa, OntarIOby Jacques Poitras - M0000947 - poitras8491@rogers com

attendance: Jacques Poitras, 2nd vice-president Jerome Fourre, Editor & Quebec director Toby Grimminck, Ontario director Roger Fox, Ontario director Everett Runtz, Ontario director James Williston, Western director (stopped to say hello, had to attend another meeting)Members: Eva Gagnon, Betsy Grimminck, Norman Belsten, Tim Henderson, Don Bradt, Thomas Caton and Eric F Zavadil (a new member) welcome. Meeting opened around 3:15 pm Roger thanked everyone for attending He was asked by President Sandy Lipin to chair the session Sandy sent his regrets as he had another commit-ment and could not join us this week-end Roger thanked the Royal Canadian Numismatic Association for providing room and including our meeting as part of the annual convention He had personally thanked Steve Woodland, co-chair of the event in Ottawa, and asked that we also say a special “thank you” to all the volunteers who worked hard to make the RCNA event a success Volunteers are easy to spot as they are all wearing bright yellow shirts We encourage members to entertain the option of hav-ing their local club link to our website on theirs It’s a way to promote our club and maybe recruit some new members For more information, Mike Cahill can answer your questions Mike also takes care of our meeting announcements on the CCN website and paper and the club’s Facebook page Why not like the page while you’re on facebook Doug Adams maintains our website, so if you have any in-formation to share with members, Doug will be more than happy to post the information The 11th edition of the Bilodeau Guide to Canadian Tire Money has recently been released Jerome had a few copies on hand for sale at the meeting There is more information in the newsletter, on our website and they will be available at the Swap Meet this summer Fred White had an interesting discovery on coupons mixed-up in a new bundle No one has an idea how this hap-pened Looking forward to talking to Fred to have more infor-mation and solve the mystery

The swap meet is scheduled for August 5-6th at Jerome’s place We expect to have 25-30 members at the meet and we’re confident it will be a success Being an even year, this means we are in an election year Those interested to join the executive are more than wel-comed and they can send a note to our president We have seen the recent elimination of the product cou-pons, now the multiplier coupons are being phased-out at the end of September Let’s hope the store coupons are not next on the list There is hope that store coupons may last longer In 2 years, we will celebrate the 60th anniversary of the coupons, something worth celebrating Then, in 2022, Canadian Tire will celebrate its first century, Canadian Tire and store coupons are linked together, we should keep them circulating Michael Medline, the CEO of Canadian Tire is being re-placed by Steven Wetmore, who returns as CEO Steven Wet-more stepped down as deputy-chair of the board to return as CEO He will remain a director on the board As for Micheal Medline, he occupied the position for less than 2 years No details have been made available on the surprise change which occurred in mid July No new coupons have been released recently The change of CEOs means that coupons from Series 33 will be followed by a return to Series 32 Sandy and Toby were stars in a recent issue of the Cana-dian Coin News With no other business, Jerome finished up the meeting with a presentation on the CTC Gift Card collection At last year’s RCNA meeting, we had a small presentation on Gift cards Since then, a number of new cards were issued; an up-dated checklist was built with Hi’s and Low’s as an added fea-ture We also discovered that some cards are only available via the CTC corporate website We also found a way to dif-ferentiate between store issues and third party retailers (i e drug stores, groceries stores… ) issues, hint check out the “bar code” on the back adjournment. Meeting was adjourned at 5:00pm On behalf of the Club, we would like to thank Roger for chairing the meeting and Jerome for taking care of the edu-cational session It’s always a pleasure to listen to experts on Canadian Tire collectables and learn from them This meeting is a nice break in the summer, but also serves to build interest in attending the Swap Meet event in less than 2 weeks

Did you ever notice the “VOIDs” on a note before?


Oshawa & dIstrIct cOIn club (Covers Durham Region) For membership inquires email papman@bell net or call Sharon MacLean 905-728-1352

Website: http://www oshawacoinclub com/

waterlOO cOIn sOcIetyFor membership inquires email Peter Becker at - secretary@waterloocoinsociety com

Website: www waterloocoinsociety com

Mr Link here, Hello fellow collectors As I was reading the January edi-tion of the Collector I came across “Let us Link Together” and noticed it has been some time since CTCCC has had any activ-ity from our local Coin Clubs coming forward and linking to-gether with the CTCCC When I looked through our member list I saw that the members come from all across Canada, ex-tending from east to west coast, others from the U S & Europe

I thought it was time to make a plea to my fellow CTCCC members It would take only five to ten minutes of your valu-able time If you or a friend belong to a coin club or have one in your area, why not contact them to see if they are interested in linking to us Let’s do everything we can to ensure the survival of the CTCCC Thanks for your help

let us lInk tOgetherby Mike Cahill - M0000239 - ctcmikec@rogers com

rcna MeetIng, July 23rd, 2016 - Ottawa, OntarIOby Jacques Poitras - M0000947 - poitras8491@rogers com

Jerome’s presentation on the CTC Gift Card collection Rogers vintage flag was raised

Roger is laying down the law

Roger Fox, Tim Henderson, Jeff Fournier and Norm Belston


2016 swaP MeetIng - blaInVIlle, Quebecby Jacques Poitras - M0000947 - poitras8491@rogers com

attendance: Sandy Lipin, president Doug Adams, 1st vice-president Jacques Poitras, 2nd vice-president Ghislaine Theroux-Memme, Treasurer & Membership Roger Fox, past president / Ontario director Toby Grimminck, Ontario director Everett Runtz, Ontario director Jerome Fourre, Editor & Quebec director Marc-André Lemire, Quebec director Pierre Donnelly, Quebec director Stew Cameron, Atlantic director Jacques Ouellette, Atlantic director Thayer Bouck, past president Members: Norm Belsten, Don Bradt, Daniel Cryans, Roger Laliberté and Lucien Levesque, welcome. Meeting opens at 1:00 pm Sandy thanks everyone for attending This is the 14th annual swap meet being held (Toby 1999, 2001, 2010, 2015 - Jerome, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016 - Everett 2008, 2009 and Sandy 2014) club finances - Ghislaine reports that we remain in good financial situation with approximately $13,000 in our account Financial statements were printed in the April newsletter Roger points out we have more available because the inven-tory of the 25th anniversary die cast is showing as a liability (not sold) Point will be added for discussion later under new business Thanks to Ghislaine for keeping our books in order Membership - Our active members as of July sits at 210 2017 registration renewal is on-going and those attending the Swap Meet were given the chance to renew their membership 2017 Membership cardsMembership cards are ready for 2017 Cards are based with the color and specifications representing a $10 00 electronic card, the PRC-SM-01 Also, to help raise funds for the club, a “specimen” card is available at the cost of $5 00 per card auctions Summer auction just completed Results were good This being a summer auctions, lower number of people submit-ted bids (7 different members vs an average of 20 bidders) Average # of lots in auction is 220 lots; this last one was smaller with 136 lots 77% of lots were sold when we usually sell 66% Selling prices varies but feeling is the lots are sold at approximately 2/3 of values from the Bilodeau Guide Profit from the auction is small, but it was never intended to gener-ate large profits The objective of the Club auction is to make coupons and other items available to members who do not have access to coupons in their regions We are always accept-ing coupons for auctions Would like to note that lots selling are usually in higher grades notes (Fine and up) Lots that are lower grade or fillers do not attract bidders Please keep this in mind when sending lots for auction Thanks Doug for your time and commitment to making this a success donation auction The last Charity auction generated a profit of $441 Doug gave a cheque for the profits of the auction to the president of

the Board for the Canadian Tire Jump Start foundation Next Charity auction will be in 2 years Charity selection will be discussed at a later meeting election year This being an election year, Sandy encouraged anyone who wants to maintain their position, or seek a different role with the committee to send him a note (e-mail is also accepted) All positions are up for election Deadline for submitting applica-tion is the end of August Jerome points out that the position for editor of the newsletter is vacant He would like to pursue other interest and spend more time on research and article writing Anyone interested should contact Sandy or Jerome club meetings It is noted that our club is very active as we can see in the number of meetings held in the last year or so, Torex, Toronto Coin Expo, ONA, Montreal meets, Kingston, Nova Scotia meets, RCNA and Swap Meets Not all meetings are consid-ered officials; however, the ONA, RCNA and annual Swap Meet would be considered more officials Jeff Fournier has approached members to offer services (i e medals for the Club) He is also writing articles for the Canadian Coin News and would be more than happy to do articles about the Club, or about members If you want to share information, he’s a good friend of the Club Last year, Jared Stapleton who runs the Toronto Coin Expo had invited us to attend his fall show He provided great support by having a room for a meeting, providing projector, screen and so on His effort were greatly appreciated, however we did not have a large attendance, and most of those who attended are regular members of the Club Expo being very close to Torex is not helping to attract new members facebook Following our withdrawal from the Canadian Paper Money Forum, the executive has decided to re-activate the Canadian Tire Coupon Collectors Club group on Facebook Currently 21 members have liked the page and are being notified of updates We encourage all members to like our page The Web-site and Facebook are our means to provide members with regular updates as quickly as possible It does not replace the newsletter but rather a different method of communication to keep members informed Information posted could appear in the future edition of newsletter if it is still of interest Club Meetings are always up-to-date, as long as information is sent to Doug Adams and Mike Cahill Jerome welcomes everybody to post information on the page If posting are not relevant or not related to club activities, mediators of the page have access to remove the content This topic also prompted the discussion around e-news-letter and mail newsletter Some members felt they were being penalized with a newsletter coming in the mail as opposed to email Understand not all members are comfortable with technology, or have access to emails Once they receive the newsletter, they can contact a member who is selling items, but those with electronic newsletter have the advantage of getting the information and dealing faster After discussions, we agreed


the newsletter would be mailed, and sent electronically 2 busi-ness days later to allow members to receive the newsletter about the same time We understand not all members will receive the mail version within 2 days, but the compromise was accepted sesquicentennial activities (canada 150) Our 2017 Membership cards are printed with the Canada 150 logo on the left side of the cards The RCNA has offered to partner with the various Clubs to produce a medal One side would be showing the RCNA logo and the other side would be specific to the clubs order-ing the medals Details are being worked on Any clubs that have pattern could be used for the medals At the last RCNA club delegate breakfast, Yvon Marquis had also proposed that a coupon could be produced with the same idea (RCNA logo on one side, Club design on the other) This could be a cheaper option for smaller clubs RCNA executive will consider and communicate the information Jeff Fournier offered to produce medals similar to some done in the past for Kingston Roger Fox proposed that every group (Nova Scotia, Quebec, etc) choose one meeting in 2017 and make it a Canada 150 CTCCC meeting Information for that meeting could be more historical (i e history of the club) Could have cake, Canadian flags and other things to celebrate Canada 150 The next Swap Meet could be our national meeting to celebrate Canada 150 demise of Multiplier coupons Eastern Canada has already been without Multiplier Coupons for a few months Quebec, Ontario and West are next on the list Don Bradt shared information he was given where the Ottawa region will cease the use of Multiplier Coupons in September 2nd leadership / awards No awards to be presented It is noted that Jacques Poitras was presented a presiden-tial award at the last RCNA in July in Ottawa Jacques received the award for his contribution to the RCNA, for the transla-tion work he does with the CN Journal web ads We have ad space available on our web-site The Cost is $5 per year per ad Anyone can take advantage of this

newsletter / dues The current membership dues are as follow: (no change from current) Regular - Color is $40 per year Regular - Black and White is $15 per year Regular - Electronic newsletter is $12 per year Spousal - no newsletter (with regular member) - Cost is $5 newsletter editorAs mentioned earlier, we are now seeking candidates to take over the role of newsletter editor Over the years, the task has been done by volunteers who spent a lot of time in writing and doing the layout THANK YOU Jerome and the group that works on the newsletter It is a big task and is very important to keep our members informed

There is software used to do the layout and it can be transferred easily The software is not too complicated to use The main task remains to find articles and work with the team including the translation committee to complete the newslet-ter on time If some members are interested in helping, a “team” can be established to do some research and editing Not every article has to be in-depth, very technical; some members are novice and could get lost if too deep Anyone interested, please contact Jerome A suggestion was made to maybe approach a university or community college that could provide interns or have students do the editing of the newsletter new business Breaking News on the web-site should be updated on regular basis Breaking News from 3 months ago is no longer of interest for this title Most recent news can remain in the Breaking News, and maintain 5-6 of the previous Breaking News under a new title “Recent News” Doug to revamp that section 25th anniversary die cast. We still have 80 trucks in inventory (from 108 same time last year) If we sell 20-25 / year, we should be sold out by the time the next truck is released Funds we would generate from the sale of those 80 trucks could easily pay for the next batch that we will produce (maybe for a 30th anniversary) All costs related to the production of the 252 trucks has been paid for by the Club new / Old ceO for ctc Canadian Tire has made an unexpected change for the president in late July Stephen Wetmore is returning as presi-dent and CEO for Canadian Tire Second quarter results are very strong for Canadian Tire and affiliates (Mark Work’s Warehouse, Hockey and Sports, retail, gas stores…) The Financial Services division was squeezed and generated lower margins partly due to initiative to sign-up more card members (e-money) Mr Wetmore wants to speed-up the conversion to digital / e-commerce faster than what was happening gift cards Gift cards may appear to be the replacement of Canadian Tire coupons A lot of the members have developed some interest in the gift cards as we could see with many attending the swap had already purchased or had supplies of cards for sale It is expected that coupons will remain (although fewer will be produced) and will regain in popularity in later years Marc-André asked if we could approach the corporation to produce coupons every year for collectors Roger Fox and Doug Adams both shared personal experience when they had discussion in the past with influent members in senior manage-ment Even with the approval of senior management, it does not always make its way to the agenda of key decision makers, or follow-up stops due to changes in management Before ending the meeting, Doug takes the opportunity to thank, on behalf of the members, Jerome and Eva for hav-ing us this week-end Also wants to extend thanks to all the volunteers who work behind the scene and look after the preparation of meals Greatly appreciated adjournment Meeting is adjourned at 2:50pm




After the meeting, we all gathered outside for the group picture Did you ever see so many happy faces?

It is always the same ones doing all the work!

Everett got a little too close to Rogers “1 of 252 special!

009 Roger Fox015 Ghislaine Theroux-Memme120 Jerome Fourre150 Don Bradt252 Huguette Lalonde-Huryn255 Eva Gagnon284 Thayer Bouck333 Sandy Lipin

338 Toby Grimminck401 Jacques Ouellette479 Lucien Levesque583 Norm Belsten639 Doug Adams654 Roger Laliberté658 Pierre Donnelly772 Everett Runtz

Céline TanguayLise BaretteHugette DonnellyPaul Fitzgerald

Listing of guests thatsigned-up on Saturday:838 Stew Cameron

841 Daniel Cryans885 Marc-André Lemire915 Milva Salera916 Betsy Grimminck947 Jacques Poitras1015 Michel Cadieux1022 Frederick Pouliot

Listing of members that signed the roster for the swap-meet:


nOVa scOtIa ctccc MeetIng - sePteMber 17, 2016by Stew Cameron - M0000838 - scotiatechstew@gmail com

The Nova Scotia CTCCC Meeting was scheduled to be held on 17 September, 2016 at the home of club members, Bunny and Pat Turner Upon arrival we were informed that Bunny was taken to the hospital She passed away that afternoon On behalf of all club members, I pass along to Pat and the family our sincere sympathy

The meeting was moved to the home of Cheryll and Stew Cameron There were 4 members in attendance; David Dick, Mel Larsen and Cheryll and Stew Cameron Notable absentees were Mike Hackett and Bob Ronan Mike had prior commitments and Bob received an email that the meeting was cancelled

The meeting was opened by Stew Cameron at 2:25PM After a brief discussion around the table, we had our “Show and Tell” segment Dave told us that he misses the Multipliers and this has really hurt him in obtaining coupons Mel showed us some “Motel style Coupons” that he gathered together many years ago I showed my recently acquired items; a CTC licence plate, a red velour topped square CTC gold coloured tin I also passed out some T-shirts that were given to me by Marc-Andre Lemire

In New Business, I reviewed the minutes of the recent Swap Meet in Blainville I mentioned the upcoming coin show in Dart-mouth that Mike and I will be attending Our chance again to

maybe sign up a few members I asked for some ideas from the members in attendance on the 150th Canada Anniversary next year Plenty of time to come up with some ideas I am going to ask about setting up a display and information session on CTC collecting at our local library More to come later on this I in-formed the members about Gift Card Collecting and that many members are collecting these as an alternate until they come across that elusive coupon

In our “Sell and Swap” segment, Mel laid claim to two Die Cast trucks that I was selling With no more discussions and all sales completed, we called upon our photographer to take the group picture The Meeting closed at 4:10PM

The next Meeting, scheduled for November 19th will be at the home of Cheryll and Stew Cameron If you are not a member and would like to become one, please contact me

To our members in Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and westward, our meetings are always open to you If you are ever in the area, please give me a call, even if there is no meeting scheduled

I encourage all Nova Scotia Members to attend these Meet-ings and bring their extras, you just don’t know what you may sell or purchase

MOntreal MeetIng - sePteMber 17, 2016by Milva Salera - M0000915 - saleramilva@netscape net

The CTCCC meeting in Montreal was held on Saturday September 17th, 2016 at Roussin Community Centre We had a great turnout with over 20 members present We had the plea-sure of welcoming 2 new members (and brothers) Louis-Philippe Lafrenière, an avid coupon collector, and Jean-René Lafrenière, collector of trucks

We started the meeting with the usual exchange among members and discussions of our new finds Several of our mem-bers also renewed their membership French CTC fridge mag-nets were handed out by Marc-André Lemire to any member wishing to have a set Pierre Donnelly shared with us his rare collection of miniature Canadian Tire trucks

As usual, we had a door prize (vol 1 of the Bilodeau Guide) which was won by Louis-Philippe Lafrenière, and our 50/50 ($30 50) which was won by our president, Sandy Lipin

Seeing that no one stepped up, at 11:15 our educational session, was provided by Jerome Fourre He informed us of a new gift card VNR-TY-02-0716, found by Sandy Lipin He also informed us that with the new point cards, coupons are becoming very scarce We must insist that the cashiers give them to us be-cause most cashiers are pushing the use of the point cards instead of giving out coupons at the point of sale

There are 2 new Jump Start trucks available this fall, in limited editions, the first a tractor trailer with two trailers and a 1938 Studebaker pickup Both models are available in red and gold

A 1940 Ford truck will also be available in October, in the stores, in red as this years collectible die-cast

There was an error found in the new Bilodeau Guide (Vol-ume 11) for the S32 series of 25¢ and 50¢ The 25¢ is listed as D14 when in fact it is a D13 and the 50¢ is listed as E13 but the date is listed as 2012 when it should be 2013

Starting in April 2017, our newsletter will be changing hands from Jerome Fourre to Jacques Poitras, who graciously accepted to take over the task as editor During the transition, Jerome will continue to help with the production of the newsletter and Ghislaine Théroux-Mêmme will continue to provide support for the translation until Jacques can set up his own team

In other news, there has been a “shake-up” at Canadian Tire; Michael Medline was let go and Stephen Wetmore is back

Our meeting ended with most of us (17 to be exact, the most ever!) heading out to our usual spot, Teddy’s Deli, for their famous smoked meat

Our next meeting is scheduled for November 5th Anyone interested in attending is always welcome

Pierre Donnelly’s rare collection of miniatureCanadian Tire trucks

The 2 new Jump Start trucks available this fall


uPcOMIng nOVa scOtIa ctccc MeetIng - nOVeMber 19, 2016by Stew Cameron - M0000838 - scotiatechstew@gmail com

The final Nova Scotia Canadian Tire Coupon Collectors Club Meeting for 2016, will be held on Saturday, 19 November, 2016 at the home of Cheryll and Stew Cameron, 38 Candlewood Lane, Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia Start time is 1:30PM For those who require directions, please contact Stew at, scotiatechstew@gmail com or by telephone, 902-864-0783 Please contact me, as to whether or not you will be attending the Meeting

Please bring along your extras for selling or trading “Special” items are always welcome to show other collectors

If you know of anyone who may be a potential collector or would like to know more about CTCCC collecting, please bring them to a meeting Our survival locally, is through participation with current and future members

I send out emails with information on upcoming meetings Local members who are not receiving email announcements, are encouraged to email me at scotiatechstew@gmail com, as I don’t have your current email address

Best Regards, Stew Cameron CTCCC Atlantic Director

the MOuthPIece - ctc staff newsletterby Bill Cuff - M0000337

1953 Edition - Editor Bill Preece - Hand typed and photocopied - 25 pages

Highlights - First dealer convention - Interstore hockey tournament Catalogue for shin pads - pucks 18¢ - Many employees returned from Korean war - New seat-cover installation department - New employees hired - News of auto improvements Power steering Automatic transmissions Optional air-conditioning - Skating party at Riverdale Terrace with J W Billes and wife in attendance - Employee dance - $1 50 per couple

This is a copy of the first “MOUTHPIECE” issued to celebrate the “Sports Department’s Landslide Sales over all the remaining departments” The employees were treated to a very expensive supper at the plosh Town & Country Resaurant The exact date of this edition is not known but the restaurant opened in 1949 so it probably is early 1950s


AUT-GE-06VNR-TY-02-0716-4009532

Here are the latest cards found or that have been report-ed by members See below the list of these cards Keep in mind, all serial numbers have 6272, the Bank Identification

Number (BIN) in front If you have new cards that we have not listed, please email me a photocopy of both sides of the card with any information that you may have concerning them

I had the chance to attend the Canadian Tire Dealers Convention in 2008, which was held in Montreal with four or five other members of our club Our club was given a vendors booth and invited to set up a presentation on CTC collecting The booths regularly cost $5,000 for a ten foot by ten foot booth We got to meet dealers from all over Canada that stopped by to see our collections I don’t have to mention that we met lots of new friends and several old friends during the course of this three day event We even got to meet Martha Billes and get her autograph (She made us give a five dollar donation to her favorite charity - JumpStart just to get her signature) During this convention, we were situated close to the booth of the people in charge of the CTC gift card program

They were promoting their newest line of cards The four cards were the VNR-BB(Ball & Basketball), VNR-CF(Clock & Frying pan), VNR-SE(Sawblade & Extention) and VNR-CW(Compass & Wheel cover) They had special chocolats made up in the form of these four cards with the tops printed to resemble the cards To keep our hands clean they were presented in plastic business card holders as shown below I also picked up another smaller chocolat wrapped in aluminium foil with a $2 00 note printed on the front The printing was in the same color as the $2 00 of the time - ie: burgundy If you ever get a chance to be invited to the Dealers Convention, don’t hesitate to accept You will be surprised to see all the giveaways that are presented to attendees

FA6-025-04 CPI Type 097 4008692 H (01/16) 2415 0802 7438 one onlyFA7-050-01 CPI Type 070 4008828 L (02/16) 2406 6018 2155 169 one onlyVNR-TY-02 CPI Type 062 4009532 L (07/16) 2452 8950 9845 217 one onlyAUT-GE-06 $5 00 Type 103 D12 1216 one only

cat. # co. back type Man. # date Prefix lowest highest

the latest ctc gIft cardsby Jerome Fourre - CM0000120 - jayfoure@ctccollector ca

chOcOlate ctc gIft cardsby Pierre Donnelly - M0000658 - stormest@sympatico ca

FA7-050-01-0216-4008828FA6-025-04-0116-4008692


When checking out the Specialized High Low list it becomes apparent that some of the modern coupons have a very low mintage Some of the series that this applies to would be: S28-F07 10,000 S31-E12 450,000 S31-G12 110,000 S32-D14 100,000 S33-E13 123,000

The quantities shows how many notes have been issued to date It has also been observed that the Gas Bars and Stores are ordering a lot fewer coupons nowadays thereby reducing the chances of us finding something exciting Everyone that can access the specialized Hi Lo list on our Club web site is invited to contribute any numbers that they may have to try and keep this list up to date Please send me a scan or photocopy Comments may be directed to author

The signatures on this issue is McCann/Wetmore This Study has just been completed on the S31-E12 series The quantity issued is 441000 normal coupons and 9000 mismatched serial numbers for a total of 450,000

The mismatched serial numbers appeared at every 50000 coupons beginning at the 8000 mark There was a quantity of 1000 mismatched in each group Comments may be directed to the author

sOMe MOdern cOuPOns are Very dIffIcult...by Lou Fontaine - CM0000109 - lfontaine@shaw ca

a cOMPlete study Of the PrIntIng Of the s31-e12 serIesby Lou Fontaine - CM0000109 - lfontaine@shaw ca

S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034000000 3034007999 8,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034008000 3034008999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034009000 3034057999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034058000 3034058999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034059000 3034107999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034108000 3034108999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034109000 3034157999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034158000 3034158999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034159000 3034207999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034208000 3034208999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034209000 3034257999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034258000 3034258999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034259000 3034307999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034308000 3034308999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034309000 3034357999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034358000 3034358999 1,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034359000 3034407999 49,000S31-E12 Mismatch - 3034/2034 3034 3034408000 3034408999 1,000 9,000S31-E12 50¢ Brown 3034 3034409000 3034449999 40,999 450,000


Our new Facebook page was officially launched on April 1, 2016 Some members have found it and embraced it, and some are viewing the page but have not hit the ‘join’ or the ‘post’ buttons yet

If you are already a Facebook user, the process is simple After you log on to your Facebook account just type “Canadian tire coupon collector club” in the Facebook search bar You’ll then see the “Public Group” location for the club and click on that link

You will now be able to see all the posts that members have made, and also the names of the members who have already joined You should also take the step to join the group The advantage of joining is twofold

You’ll be able to post comments, pictures or ask questions, and secondly, you will now have a link on the left side of your main Facebook page which makes hopping to the Club page from your home page just a click away

After you’ve joined the group, you’ll see a new option appear on the club page If you click on “Write Post” you’ll be able to post pictures, questions, new finds, etc

Our initial launch stated that this was an information forum, and we didn’t want to turn it into a competition for eBay Please keep your purchases contained to direct messag-ing or email The Facebook page is ‘moderated’ by a couple of senior Club members, and commercial content will be removed I look forward to seeing you all in the cyber world

facebOOk uPdateby Doug Adams - M0000639 - adamsdoug@rogers com

In January 2015, our President Sandy Lipin announced that the club would recognize members who have been members for 25 continuous years From this suggestion, a certificate and pin were designed Since the club was founded in September 1990, the first recognitions were given in 2015

For the first year of this award, 27 members were entitled This year, 6 members are eligible for this recognition These members have received or will receive by mail their certificate and pin Our sincere congratulations to the recipients of this year

certIfIcate & PIn fOr 25 years Of cOntInuOus MeMbershIPby Ghislaine Théroux - CM0000015 - therouxg@videotron ca

Canadian Tire Coupon Collectors Clubis pleased to recognize

the 25 Yearsof continuous

membership of :

est heureux de soulignerles 25 annéesd’adhésion

continues de :

_____________________President / Président

_____________________Treasurer / Trésorier

Sandy E. Lipin Ghislaine T. Memme

Mike Hollingshead


For 25 years, Fonthill’s Thayer Bouck has been col-lecting Canadian Tire money Once a week, the 81-year-old Bouck heads down to Canadian Tire with a stack of his own bills and a bit of real money as well, to spend a few hours pouring over the store’s new coupons, looking for oddities “I was fascinated by differences between coupons”, said Bouck “A signature or something would change, or switch places, and I would wonder what was going on at the company in Toronto ” These oddities might include missing signatures, missing serial numbers, a smudged print job, or other blemishes If he finds one, he takes a coupon from his own pile and replaces it He then takes his new find home and adds it to one of his many binders full of various coupons, something he may keep for himself, to trade later with other like-minded enthusiasts in the Canadian Tire Coupon Collector Club “Twice a week I go through hundreds of them,” he said And when he finds a rare one “Oh, I’m ecstatic!” On very rare occasions, Bouck may find a whole “deck” of abnormalities Those he just purchases outright, something to share later with other collectors across the country Just last

month a group of them got together in Quebec to look over each other’s collectors and made a few trades “We go and we swap coupons, trading with each other There were about 40 of us there,” Bouck said The club has about 350 active members nationwide; Bouck himself was the presi-

dent for seven years, until poor health forced him to relinquish the position And though this wasn’t enough to keep him from his coupons, another threat to his favourite hobby now looms on the horizon: Canadian Tire is preparing to go digital Out with paper, mostly, in with a digital rewards program “It would be disappointing,” said Bouck “There wouldn’t be much rea-son for a club anymore ”According to Canadian Tire, their traditional money is not be discontinued entirely, and the new rewards program is designed to complement the paper coupons rather than replace them But for collectors like Bouck, fewer coupons means fewer chances to find abnormalities And though one can’t help but wonder if the writing is on the digital wall, for now Bouck carries on, always on the lookout for another interesting oddity to add to his collection

lOng lIVe PrIntcanadian tire money collector, thayer bouck laments company’s coming switch to digital.

by Voice Staff from the Voice of Pelham journal on August 24, 2016

JuMPstart frIdge Magnetsby Magalie Lemire - M0000885 - ma lemire@agc inalco com


Today Jerome sent me a copy of this fifty cent gas bar cou-pon and asked me to do a short article about them Is it a vari-ety not yet documented or is there an alternate explanation? I had found the same thing 20 some years ago and I thought then that it was a variety At the time I showed them to Don Robb and a few other people at one of the ONA meetings The general consensus was that these were marks from a dirty roller transferred to the coupon during the printing process I accepted that explanation and stopped saving them

After digging around in my gas bar varieties today for about 2 hours, I found a few of them that I had kept Looking at them with fresh eyes I found something that I hadn’t noticed back then I found three coupons that had identical marks Now I’m no longer sure whether they’re roller marks or that there is some other explanation I don’t know enough about the printing process to know for sure Are they a variety of roller marks? Please let me know what you think

rOller Mark VarIety?by Don Bradt - CM0000150 - donbradt@rogers com


dIscOVerIes

Also happens on the Lubritorium notes - Jerome Fourre

Very low magnetic strip!

Roving reporter for CCNJeff Fournier, was at the

Kingston show last spring

We were featured in the RCNA NumisNotes journal in September

Tools


MeMbershIP rePOrtby Ghislaine T -Memme - CM0000015 - therouxg@videotron ca

Hello everyone The October newsletter is our last newsletter of the year which means it’s time to renew your membership Member-ship cards for 2017 are inspired by the colour and characteris-tics representing an electronic coupon for $ 10 In addition, to help raise money for the club, a “specimen” card, as well as the regular membership card, is available at a price of $ 5 00

For those who did not renew, you will find a renewal form for 2017 in this issue Once again, this year, no changes were made in the cost of the membership Remember complete the renewal form and return it with your details

Since our last newsletter, four new members have joined us

no. name address e-Mail city Province P. code

1029 Eric Zavadil 128 Academy Street, 3rd floor upscope651@hotmail com Poughkeepsie New York 12601-4312

1030 Denise Dube 51 - 35ième Avenue jak_den@hotmail com Edmunston New Brunswick E3V 2V1

1031 Jean-René Lafrenière 33 Cramen pernoel50@videotron ca Lavaltrie Quebec J5T 2Z8

1032 Louis-Philippe Lafrenière 102 - 3e Avenue louis1464@yahoo ca Saint-Paul Quebec J0K 3E0

A Hearty welcome to all our new members!

Truly, Ghislaine Théroux-Memme

below is a list of some items offered by the club:

25th Anniversary Club Truck $80 00 Red club pin $3 00 Red club pin - 20th anniversary $6 00 Silver club pin 6 00 Silver club pin - 25th anniversary $10 00 CD with newsletters 1990 to 2015 $15 00 Back issues of the newsletters (each) $2 95 Full set of back issues 1990 to 2015 $100 00

uPcOMIng MeetIngs

Please check the CTCCC web site (www ctccc ca), or ourFacebook page (https://www facebook com/groups/968871053182034/) for upcoming meetings

If you do not have access, please feel free to call your favorite CTCCC director

MOntreal: Nov 05, 2016 at the Rous-sin Community Centre, P -A -T , 12125 Notre Dame E Meeting time is 9:00 am - noon - Ev-eryone is welcome!

tOrOntO: Nov 19, 2016 at Torex meet-ing at the Hyatt Regency, 370 King St West, Toronto Meeting time is 9:00 AM - noon

lwr. sackVIlle n.s.: Nov 19, 2016 at the home of Cheryll and Stew Cameron, 38 Candlewood Lane, Lower Sackville, Nova Sco-tia Meeting time is 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM - Every-one is welcome!

MOntreal: Jan 28, 2017 at the Rous-sin Community Centre, P -A -T , 12125 Notre Dame E Meeting time is 9:00 am - noon - Ev-eryone is welcome!

tOrOntO: Feb 25, 2017 at Torex meet-ing at the Hyatt Regency, 370 King St West, Toronto Meeting time is 9:00 AM - noon

MOntreal: April 22, 2017 at the Rous-sin Community Centre, P -A -T , 12125 Notre Dame E Meeting time is 9:00 am - noon - Ev-eryone is welcome!

Regular note mixed in the stretched range of 50¢ notes in the S9-E1-DZ series Probable SNR!

regular nOte MIxed In the stretched rangeby Jerome Fourre - CM0000120 - jayfoure@ctccollector ca


classIfIed adsfor sale: new 2016 Illustrated spiral bound price list (5 5 x 8 5 size only) for CTC money, priced at $15 00 (Misc Multiplier/Product/flyer coupons pages no longer included) Cover in full color Price will include a $15 00 voucher good on your first $100 00 purchase from my price list Cash, check, money order CTC money at face value payable to Louis Fon-taine, 86 Morris Drive, Saskatoon, SK S7L 3V2, lfontaine@ shaw ca or (306) 382-7216

all ads are for one issue only and must be renewed before the deadline for each newsletter !

2015 ctc Pin catalogue. In an 8 5” x 11” format, spiral bound Over 500 colour pictures, with inventory checklist 2015 canadian tire catalogue collectors guide. In an 8 5” x 11” format, spiral bound More than 375 colour pictures $30 each postage included Ghislaine T -Memme, 1875 ave Raymond, Laval, QC H7S 1R3

wanted: Truck TSP 5G Green Chevy Pick Up - Browning Pro-Shop Please contact Daniel Cryans at 819-374-1868

wanted: The following replacement notes :CTC 8-Asnr; CTC 9-Asnr; CTC S24-Bsnr; CTC S24-Esnr;CTC S27-Fsnr4; CTC S28-Csnr8CTC S28 Fa07 (9990350000-9990399999)Tom Merritt - Phone or text me at : 905-516-3633; send an email : the_merritts@sympatico ca

wanted: Strict Uncirculated condition only in Quantity of 100 consecutive S28-F07, S31-E12, S32-D14, S32-E13 Scan one cou-pon if possible Louis Fontaine, 86 Morris Drive, Saskatoon, SK - S7l 3V2 or Phone 306-382-7216 Cell 306-260-2862

2016 bilodeau guide, Volume 1, 11th edition is now avail-able. All the regular coupons Gas Bar, Store, Lubritoriums and Simards up to series CTC S33 plus error notes and colour variations “new” complete listing of CTC Gift Cards Over 1200 items with more than 650 pictures on 160 pages Black and White Colour Small size (7 x 8 5) $29 95 $54 95 Large size (8 5 x 11) $34 95 $64 95

2015 bilodeau guide Volume 2, 9th edition of CTC Vari-eties and Errors, over 580 pictures describing over 2000 vari-eties on over 235 pages This is the 25th Anniversary Edition Black and White Colour Small size (7 x 8 5) $39 95 $89 95 Large size (8 5 x 11) $59 95 $99 95

2015 bilodeau guide, Volume 3, 10th edition is now avail-able. Volume 3 of the Bilodeau Guide does not contain any of the Regular Issues of CTC Money but it does contain all the “Unusual or Special Issues” issued by Canadian Tire through-out the years including trucks, gift cards and specimens, etc Over 500 images describing over 1000 items on 94 pages Black and White Colour Small size (7 x 8 5) $24 95 $49 95 Large size (8 5 x 11) $29 95 $59 95

Colour editions will be printed on order only Processing at printer will be when your paid order has been received Send cheque payable to: Lucien Levesque 103 - 131 54th avenue East, Blainville, QC, J7C 0H4 or you can order by e-mail, send Pay-pal to llev@videotron ca Postage is included for black and white editions. Postage is extra for colour editions.

2016 bilodeau guide, Volume 4, 10th edition for Canadian Tire Die-Cast Trucks Over 250 images describing the trucks on 20 pages in full color Format (8 5 X 11) colour edition @ $19 95 Postage is $2 00 extra Send cheque payable to: Lucien Levesque 103 - 131 54th avenue East, Blainville, QC, J7C 0H4 or you can order by e-mail, send Paypal to llev@videotron ca

www.ctccollector.ca - Buying, Selling, Trading Paypal & EMT accepted Jerome Fourre - e-mail: jayfoure@ctccollector ca

for sale: Bundles of Canadian Tire notes CTC S4-B 5¢ Circulated 100 mixed prefixes $15 00CTC S4-C 10¢ Circulated 100 mixed prefixes $20 00CTC S4-D 25¢ Circulated 100 mixed prefixes $35 00CTC S4-E 50¢ Circulated 100 mixed prefixes $65 00CTC S4-E $1 00 Circulated 100 mixed prefixes $125 00CTC S23-Fa $1 00 Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $150 00CTC S24-Da 25¢ Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $75 00CTC S24-Ea 50¢ Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $100 00CTC S27-Ba02 5¢ Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $25 00CTC S27-Ca02 10¢ Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $30 00CTC S27-Ca06 10¢ Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $30 00CTC S27-Ea03 50¢ Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $100 00CTC S28-Ca07 10¢ Fine-AU 100 replacements (1 only) $30 00 One of each $720.00These all have consecutive numbersCTC S10-B 5¢ UNC 100 Bob Hope Nose $150 00CTC S27-C02 10¢ UNC 100 regular notes $25 00CTC S27-C05 10¢ UNC 100 regular notes $30 00CTC S28-C08 10¢ UNC 100 regular notes $25 00CTC S28-E07 50¢ UNC 100 regular notes $125 00CTC S31-C11 10¢ UNC 100 regular notes $25 00CTC S31-F12 $1 00 UNC 100 regular notes $150 00CTC S32-B14 5¢ UNC 100 regular notes $20 00CTC S32-C13 10¢ UNC 100 regular notes $25 00CTC S32-C14 10¢ UNC 100 regular notes $25 00CTC S33-C14 10¢ UNC 100 regular notes $25 00CTC S33-D14 25¢ UNC 100 regular notes $55 00TYN-French $1 00 UNC 100 75th anniv notes $100 00 One of each $700.00These all have consecutive numbers and are replacementsCTC S27-Ba02 5¢ UNC 100 replacements $40 00CTC S27-Ba05 5¢ UNC 100 replacements $40 00CTC S27-Ca02 10¢ UNC 100 replacements $50 00CTC S27-Ca04 10¢ UNC 100 replacements $50 00CTC S27-Ca06 10¢ UNC 100 replacements $55 00CTC S27-Da04 25¢ UNC 100 replacements $150 00CTC S28-Ba08 5¢ UNC 100 replacements $40 00CTC S28-Ca06 10¢ UNC 100 replacements $50 00CTC S28-Ca07 10¢ UNC 100 replacements $50 00CTC S28-Fa06 $1 00 UNC 100 replacements $300 00CTC S30-Ba09 5¢ UNC 100 replacements $40 00CTC S30-Ca09 10¢ UNC 100 replacements $50 00CTC S31-Ba11 5¢ UNC 100 replacements $40 00 One of each $860.00Will accept Canadian Tire money at par, Cheque, Paypal or EMT for these notes I will also consider a trade if you have something I need Email: jay-foure@ctccollector ca - phone: 450-419-7914 - snail mail: 1120 Place Charron, Blainville, QC J7C 2T2

Private ctc auction: If you did not recieve the October pri-vate auction and you would like a copy please get in touch with me email: jayfoure@ctccollector ca - phone: 450-419-7914 - snail mail: 1120 Place Charron, Blainville, QC J7C 2T2


welcome to the 2016 fall Mail auction. Bids can be submitted by email or snail mail, and will be accepted until midnight est on October 31st, 2016 When bidding, all that is required is the lot number and the amount you wish to bid on that lot The amount you bid is the amount you will pay if you are the highest bidder Regular postal charges are included Express, registered or insur-ance mail is extra Should you want a scan of any

particular lot, please let me know at adamsdoug@rogers com and I will comply It is also important to know that

I cannot accept any questions as to the status of the bidding (ie who’s high at any particular moment) If two bids are submitted at the same price for the same lot, the first bid received will be the winner

Submit bids to adamsdoug@rogers com or Doug Adams, 66 Butternut Grove, London ON, N6K 4J4

1 1 CTC 2-C1 $0 03 N/A Fine clean note, no MorPower, $8 00 2 1 CTC 2-C1 $0 03 C287934 VF clean note, no MorPower, $9 00 3 1 CTC 3-A $0 01 E113140 VF clean note, $19 00 4 1 CTC 3-C $0 03 X952156 EF nice clean crisp note, corner crease, no Mor-Power, $8 00 5 1 CTC 3-C $0 03 Y14663 VF clean note, $14 00 6 1 CTC 4-A $0 01 Z051696 EF nice clean crisp note, $19 00 7 1 CTC 4-B $0 02 Y415904 EF nice clean crisp note, $19 00 8 1 CTC 5-B $0 10 B886267 EF nice clean crisp note, $19 00 9 1 CTC 5-D $0 50 D641824 VF clean note, $7 00 1 1 CTC 6-B $0 10 B2370793 Fine ink on front, back, $2 00 2 1 CTC 6-E $0 25 C1376181 Fine clean note, well circulated, $3 00 3 1 CTC 6-F1 $0 30 G0209063 VG ink on front and back, thin 30, $3 00 4 1 CTC 6-H $0 40 J0059895 Fine bold 40, tiny stain on front, $10 00 5 1 CTC 7-A2 $0 05 S1334020 Fine ink on back, small serifs, variety - (fbs) bottom scratch, $4 00 6 1 CTC 7-B $0 10 T3440351 AU nice clean crisp note, plain prefix, $4 00 7 1 CTC 7-B1 $0 10 T1968236 EF nice clean crisp note, large serifs, $2 50 8 1 CTC 7-C $0 15 E0745936 EF nice clean crisp note, $12 00 9 1 CTC 7-D $0 20 F0384382 EF nice clean crisp note, $3 00 10 1 CTC 7-E $0 25 U0848886 VF clean note, variety - (fbs) bottom scratch, serifs, $4 00 11 1 CTC 7-E $0 25 U0783784 VF clean note, serifs, variety - closed U $3 00 12 1 CTC 7-E1 $0 25 V0250991 EF nice clean crisp note, serifs, $5 00 13 1 CTC 7-J $0 50 M0790763 Fine clean note, variety - round M prefix, $3 00 14 1 CTC 8-A $0 05 S2893200 VF clean note, variety - Face Dot 1, plain prefix $2 00 15 1 CTC 8-A $0 05 S2904081 EF nice clean crisp note, plain prefix, variety - (bbf) Bay of Fundy, $2 00 16 1 CTC 8-A $0 10 T5739657 EF nice clean crisp note, plain prefix, variety - broken K+ Boomerang, $2 00 17 1 CTC 8-B1 $0 10 T6511978 AU nice clean crisp note, large serifs, $5 50 18 1 CTC 8-C $0 25 V4273145 AU nice clean crisp note, plain prefix, $2 50 19 1 CTC 9-A1 $0 05 S5082547 EF nice clean crisp note, large serifs, $1 00 20 1 CTC 9-A2 $0 05 S6537276 EF nice clean crisp note, Inverted S, center fold, $2 00 21 1 CTC 9-B1 $0 10 T8314316 AU nice clean crisp note, large serifs, $1 25 22 1 CTC 9-B1 $0 10 T0737087 EF clean note, large serifs, corner crease, variety - (bsw) spot on Window, $2 00 23 1 CTC 9-B2 $0 10 T0828230 EF nice clean crisp note, small serifs, $1 75 24 1 CTC 9-D1 $0 50 U6000217 EF nice clean crisp note, serifs, $1 50 25 1 CTC 9-E1 $1 00 Z1614884 AU nice clean crisp note, large serifs, $3 25 26 1 CTC 9-E2 $1 00 Z2233526 EF nice clean crisp note, small serifs, $3 00 27 1 CTC S1-A $0 03 A0313300 AU nice clean crisp note, $8 00 28 1 CTC S1-C $0 10 C6960885 VF nice clean crisp note, $5 00 29 1 CTC S1-D $0 25 D3562639 UNC nice clean crisp note, $15 00 30 1 CTC S4-A $0 03 XN2586855 AU nice clean crisp note, $2 50 31 1 CTC S4-A $0 03 XN2029538 EF clean note, variety - black bar, $2 50 32 1 CTC S4-B1 $0 05 AM6596608 UNC nice clean crisp note, orange serial #s, $6 00 33 1 CTC S4-C $0 10 YN7510491 UNC nice clean crisp note, $4 00 34 1 CTC S4-C1 $0 10 CM9188218 AU nice clean crisp note, orange serial #s, $7 00 35 1 CTC S4-D $0 25 BM3936154 VF clean note, variety - black dot after dean, $2 50 36 1 CTC S4-D1 $0 25 BM2034905 VF clean note, variety - black dot after dean, orange serial #s, $2 50 37 1 CTC S4-E $0 50 ZN7034144 EF nice clean crisp note, $2 50 38 1 CTC S6-B $0 05 AZ3364982 AU nice clean crisp note, $2 00 39 1 CTC S6-E $0 50 DZ1467302 UNC nice clean crisp note, $4 50

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lot Qty cat. # denom serial grade notes reserve


40 1 CTC S6-F $1 00 EZ2500324 UNC nice clean crisp note, $6 00 41 1 CTC S6-F $1 00 EZ2162179 AU nice clean crisp note, variety - (sf6) flat 6, $4 50 42 1 CTC S7-B $0 05 AZ8964925 EF nice clean crisp note, $1 00 43 1 CTC S7-C $0 10 BZ9102740 AU nice clean crisp note, $3 00 44 1 CTC S8-B $0 05 AY9177070 AU nice clean crisp note, Black C, $2 50 45 1 CTC S8-D1 $0 25 CY9417165 EF nice clean crisp note, White C, $1 50 46 1 CTC S8-E1 $0 50 DZ5714916 AU nice clean crisp note, White C, $3 50 47 1 CTC S8-F1 $1 00 EZ5921244 EF nice clean crisp note, center fold, White C, $2 00 48 1 CTC S9-B $0 05 AY5253831 EF nice clean crisp note, serial number near top border, $2 00 49 1 CTC S9-C $0 10 BX7036808 EF nice clean crisp note, $1 00 50 1 CTC S9-C $0 10 BW4472149 AU nice clean crisp note, $1 00 51 1 CTC S9-D1 $0 25 CY3346137 EF nice clean crisp note, stretched serial number, $1 50 52 1 CTC S9-D1 $0 25 CY3509847 UNC nice clean crisp note, stretched serial number, $4 00 53 1 CTC S9-E $0 50 DZ7929691 UNC nice clean crisp note, $3 50 54 1 CTC S9-F $1 00 EZ9433844 UNC nice clean crisp note, $4 00 55 3 CTC S10 Set x3 3 Coupons VF S10 Set (S10-B,D,F) $4 00 56 1 CTC S10-D $0 25 J0423266 AU nice clean crisp note, $1 50 57 1 CTC S11-B $0 05 A8726171 EF nice clean crisp note, center fold, variety - (sq) square digit 2 $3 00 58 1 CTC S11-B $0 05 A6252302 AU nice clean crisp note, variety - (sq) square digit 5 $3 00 59 1 CTC S11-B $0 05 A8276383 EF nice clean crisp note, center fold, variety - (sq) square digit 7 $3 00 60 8 CTC S11 Set x8 8 Coupons AU S11 2-Void Set (S11-BA, BB, CE, CF, D, E, F & G) $14 00 61 1 CTC S11-B $0 05 A3997051 UNC nice clean crisp note, $2 50 62 1 CTC S11-B $0 05 A2123312 VF clean note, variety - Bob Hope’s nose 3, position left, 4 $2 00 63 1 CTC S11-C $0 10 E7443650 UNC nice clean crisp note, variety - (fol) open top L, $3 00 64 1 CTC S11-C $0 10 E66001255 UNC nice clean crisp note, $2 50 65 1 CTC S11-C $0 10 E8530343 EF clean note, variety - (fwt) straw toothpick, $2 00 66 1 CTC S11-Csnr $0 10 E6004440 Fine clean note, replacement, $7 00 67 1 CTC S11-C $0 10 F4904904 VF clean note, repeating serial number $2 00 68 1 CTC S11-C $0 10 F4734815 VF clean note, variety - (sq) 4 square digits, $2 00 69 1 CTC S11-C $0 10 F5143977 VF clean note, variety - (fts) tear in scarf, $2 00 70 1 CTC S11-C $0 10 F4868832 EF nice clean crisp note, variety - (fol) open top L, $2 00 71 1 CTC S11-F $1 00 Q1329497 Fine clean note, variety - high Q, left, $2 00 72 1 CTC S11-F $1 00 Q4334742 Fine clean note, variety - high Q, right, $2 00 73 1 CTC S11-G $2 00 T0038759 UNC nice clean crisp note, $4 00 74 1 CTC S12-A $0 03 XN3693468 AU nice clean crisp note, $2 00 75 5 CTC S13 Set x5 5 Coupons UNC S10 Set (S13-B, C, D, E & F) $9 50 76 1 CTC S13-Ba $0 05 *00006611 Fine clean note, replacement, $4 00 77 1 CTC S13-Ca $0 10 *00015214 Fine clean note, replacement, $5 00 78 1 CTC S13-Da $0 25 *00015961 Fine clean note, replacement, $1 50 79 1 CTC S13-Ea $0 50 *00015851 EF nice clean crisp note, replacement, $12 00 80 1 CTC S13-Fa $1 00 *00005032 Fine clean note, replacement, $5 00 81 6 CTC S15/16 Set x6 6 Coupons UNC S15/16 Set (S15-B, C, D, E, F, & S16-G) $12 00 82 1 CTC S15-F $1 00 0003985610 UNC nice clean crisp note, $2 50 83 1 CTC S16-G $2 00 0000327310 UNC nice clean crisp note, $4 00 84 1 CTC S16-Ga $2 00 9000000991 VF clean note, replacement, $25 00 85 1 CTC S17 Set x7 7 Coupons AU S17 Set (S17-B, C, D, D1, E, E1 & F) $5 00 86 3 CTC S17-B $0 05 00009778008-10 UNC nice clean crisp note, 3 consecutive coupons, $1 00 87 1 CTC S17-Ba $0 05 *000000123 VG replacement, well circulated, border damaged, left, $1 00 88 1 CTC S17-C $0 10 0027384729 EF corner crease, print error, ink blob, @ Grid: 3 I $1 50 89 1 CTC S17-Ca $0 10 *000000974 VF clean note, replacement, $3 00 90 1 CTC S17-Ca1 $0 10 9000016396 EF nice clean crisp note, replacement, $4 00 91 3 CTC S17-D $0 25 0008406012-4 UNC nice clean crisp note, 3 consecutive coupons, $1 50 92 1 CTC S17-Da1 $0 25 9000001594 EF nice clean crisp note, replacement, $12 00 93 3 CTC S17-E $0 50 0005542497-9 UNC nice clean crisp note, 3 consecutive coupons, $2 00 94 1 CTC S17-Ea $0 50 *00003134 VF clean note, replacement, $5 00 95 1 CTC S17-Ea1 $0 50 9000002104 UNC nice clean crisp note, replacement, $25 00 96 1 CTC S17-Fa $1 00 *000001302 VF clean note, replacement, $15 00 97 6 CTC S18/19 Set x6 6 Coupons UNC S18/19 Set (S18-B, C, D, E, F & S19-G) $8 00 98 1 CTC S18-Ba $0 05 1750010932 EF nice clean crisp note, replacement, $3 00



99 1 CTC S18-C $0 10 7500000157 VF clean note, low serial number, $2 00 100 1 CTC S18-Da $0 25 1750025507 UNC nice clean crisp note, replacement, $3 00 101 1 CTC S18-Ea $0 50 1750002190 VF clean note, replacement, $2 50 102 1 CTC S18-Fa $1 00 1750009603 VF clean note, replacement, $4 00 103 1 CTC S20-Ba $0 05 1000006110 VF clean note, replacement, $2 00 104 1 CTC S20-Ca $0 10 1000051339 VF clean note, replacement, $7 50 105 1 CTC S20-Ca1 $0 10 2015003026 EF nice clean crisp note, replacement, $6 00 106 1 CTC S20-Ca1 $0 10 2015999934 VF clean note, replacement, high serial number, $5 00 107 1 CTC S20-Da $0 25 1000022076 VF clean note, replacement, $2 00 108 1 CTC S20-Ea $0 50 1000024727 EF nice clean crisp note, replacement, $3 50 109 1 CTC S20-F1 $1 00 2000000675 Fine clean note, low serial number, $2 00 110 1 CTC S20-Fa $1 00 1000003602 AU nice clean crisp note, replacement, $5 00 111 1 CTC S20-Fa1 $1 00 2014001412 UNC nice clean crisp note, replacement, $7 00 112 1 CTC S21-Ga $2 00 1000032487 VF clean note, replacement, $10 00 113 1 CTC S22-Ga $2 00 *000000291 VG clean note, replacement, well circulated, $7 50 114 2 CTC S23-F+F1 $1 00 2 Coupons UNC S23 Set (S23-F & F1) $3 50 115 1 CTC S23-F $1 00 0001881888 EF nice clean crisp note, good serial number, $2 00 116 1 CTC S23-Fa $1 00 9000080249 EF nice clean crisp note, center fold, replacement, $4 00 117 1 CTC S23-Fa1 $1 00 9990000236 VF clean note, replacement, $15 00 118 1 CTC S24-Ba $0 05 2004000368 Fine clean note, corner missing, replacement, $7 00 119 1 CTC S24-Da $0 25 2013513759 EF nice clean crisp note, corner crease, replacement, $3 00 120 1 CTC S24-Ea $0 50 2009505319 EF nice clean crisp note, center fold, replacement, $5 00 121 1 CTC S25-Ca $0 10 2040095198 AU nice clean crisp note, replacement, $5 00 122 2 CTC S26-Set x2 2 Coupons UNC S26 Set (S26-B & C) $1 50 123 1 CTC S26-Ba $0 05 2019004912 UNC nice clean crisp note, replacement, $8 00 124 1 CTC S26-Ca $0 10 2040141585 AU nice clean crisp note, replacement, $5 00 125 1 MP1B-5A1 $0 05 A121453 VF Lubritorium: 2 ½ + 2 ½, black back, clean note, $6 00 126 1 MP1C-10E $0 10 E477781 EF Lubritorium: 5 + 5, clean note, center fold, $4 00 127 1 GB1B-10I2 $0 10 I611754 VF Lubritorium: 5 + 5, clean note, $4 00 128 1 PS2B-5 $0 05 NA AU Lubritorium: 2 ½ + 2 ½, nice clean crisp note, $3 00 129 1 PS2B-10-1 $0 10 NA EF Lubritorium: 5 + 5, nice clean crisp note, $2 00 130 1 PS2B-20-1 $0 20 NA Fine Lubritorium: 10 + 10, stain on front, (minor), $1 00 131 1 SGB5-C-C $0 25 No 108607 VF Simard coupon, nice clean crisp note, center fold, $17 00 132 1 FAGD5 $0 05 01121608 EF 5% Gasoline Discount, nice clean crisp note, minor stain on front, $3 75


club auctIOn resultsby Doug Adams - M0000639 - adamsdoug@rogers com

The July 2016 auction is complete and the results are here for your viewing pleasure I would like to thank the several members who send in coupons for auction It’s important to remember that the coupons I’m receiving are meant to be very high quality

coupons and not just a dump for your extra stash I encourage all members to send in coupons for both the regular club mail

bid auction and the donation auction Doug Adams, 66 Butternut Grove, London ON, N6K 4J4

July 2016 club auctIOn resultslot sold 1 $25 02 2 $8 07 3 $33 04 4 $3 30 5 $6 10 6 $3 57 7 $3 57 8 $3 30 9 $2 07 10 $2 10 11 $1 07 12 $2 57

lot sold 13 $3 55 14 $9 07 15 $4 55 16 $1 07 17 $2 07 18 $1 57 19 $10 55 20 $37 00 21 $1 57 22 $37 77 23 $2 07 24 $3 00

lot sold 25 $5 05 26 $4 07 27 $7 55 28 $13 50 29 $2 10 30 $0 47 31 $1 07 32 $2 10 34 $3 10 35 $3 10 38 $11 55 39 $4 07

lot sold 66 $1 07 67 $1 07 68 $1 10 69 $4 55 70 $1 07 75 $3 10 77 $10 26 79 $17 10 80 $3 07 81 $4 80 82 $3 55 83 $2 07

lot sold 84 $15 10 85 $4 06 86 $7 00 87 $16 30 88 $8 10 89 $4 55 90 $6 55 91 $11 10 92 $12 30 95 $4 55 97 $9 10 98 $1 55

lot sold 115 $21 05 116 $5 07 117 $4 05 118 $6 52 119 $4 00 120 $1 05 121 $5 10 122 $3 55 123 $3 05 124 $1 10 125 $1 10 126 $12 55

lot sold 99 $4 05 100 $7 50 101 $12 50 102 $21 55 103 $2 10 104 $3 55 105 $4 65 109 $3 55 110 $5 26 111 $3 30 113 $5 55 114 $1 10

lot sold 127 $12 55 129 $1 55 130 $1 55 131 $1 55 132 $1 55 133 $1 55 134 $1 55 135 $1 55 136 $17 07

lot sold 40 $3 55 41 $3 55 43 $2 07 44 $6 55 49 $4 65 51 $4 30 52 $3 55 54 $10 05 59 $3 55 61 $3 07 63 $25 07 65 $1 07

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