1980 Friendly Manitoba Red River Dollar, which is a type of Canadian municipal t

1980 Friendly Manitoba Red River Dollar, which is a type of Canadian municipal trade token.
Key Information:
Type: This is a commemorative trade token or souvenir dollar, not a legal tender coin, issued by Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Purpose: These tokens were often issued by municipalities or local organizations to promote tourism, commemorate events, or sometimes served as local currency with a specific expiration date, as indicated by the "CURRENCY VALUE $1.00 - EXPIRES SEPT. 1, 1980" on the reverse of some Red River Dollars.
Obverse Design: The side shown in your image, the obverse, features a tree in a prairie landscape with the inscription "FRIENDLY MANITOBA 1980".
Reverse Design (not pictured): The reverse of this specific series typically depicts two ballet dancers in front of the Golden Boy statue and skyscrapers, often with a privy mark (a small distinguishing mark).
Composition & Size: While the original 1970 Manitoba Centennial Dollar was nickel.