Description:

This collectible card features a detailed image related to the British Army Training Unit Suffield (BATUS) in Alberta, Canada. The card showcases a military theme, with a soldier wearing standard British Army combat gear, including a helmet, visible in the foreground. The soldier is positioned against a natural outdoor setting that reflects the environment of the training area. On the card, there is a clear reference to the British Army Training Unit Suffield through printed text, emphasizing its association with this military training facility.

In addition to the military depiction, the card includes text identifying it as an Indian $20 card issued in Canada. Prominently displayed are the words “Canada,” “British Army Training Unit Suffield,” and “BATUS Military British Army Training Unit Trial (07/93),” indicating that the card commemorates a trial or special event from July 1993. The design incorporates official-looking details such as logos and numerical elements that reinforce its authenticity as a collectible item from Alberta, Canada.

The card is sealed, which indicates it remains in its original condition from the time of issuance. The combination of military imagery, clear location references to Alberta and the British Army Training Unit Suffield, and the $20 denomination tied to First Nations confirms it as a collectible card focused on Canadian military heritage and First Nations currency representation. The overall presentation highlights the connection between Canada’s military training efforts and indigenous monetary issues, merged on a single collectible piece.

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