Set of 4 Expo 67 Western Provinces souvenir tokens or coasters Gift Idea 3"

Set of 4 Expo 67 Western Provinces souvenir tokens or coasters. Expo 67, officially the 1967 International and Universal Exposition, was a World's Fair held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, from April to October 1967. It was the most successful World's Fair ever held up to that time, attracting over 50 million visitors and showcasing Canada's centennial celebrations. The fair featured pavilions from over 60 countries, including a significant representation from Canada's own provinces, highlighting their unique cultures and contributions. The "Western Provinces" pavilion would have showcased Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.  Souvenirs from Expo 67 are popular among collectors, representing a significant moment in Canadian history and cultural identity. Items like these tokens or coasters were mass-produced to commemorate the event and were widely distributed. Their value today depends on their condition, rarity, and the specific imagery they represent, with items directly tied to iconic Expo 67 structures or themes often being more sought after. Overall good condition for their age however there is some discoloration Don't forget to check out our other items.