You may have more than face value in your glovebox.

Canadian Tire 'Money' is printed using the same process as legal
tender including the latest anti-counterfeiting technology. Canadian
Tire 'Money' has the same paper content and spot marks -- including a
latent image of a maple leaf to the right side of Sandy McTire's left
ear. Because the coupons feel like real money, people typically keep
Canadian Tire 'Money' even if they don't use it right away.

There is even a Canadian Tire Coupon Collectors Club, whose members
collect and trade various editions of the 'Money' bills. According to
one of the club's members, some of the bills are worth up to $800 in
value.

http://www2.canadiantire.ca/CTenglish/media/factsStats_ctmoney.html

On 19-Dec-06, at 10:13 AM, Automatic digest processor wrote:

> Date:    Mon, 18 Dec 2006 23:00:47 -0600
> From:    Jeff Palmer <jpalmer@MTS.NET>
> Subject: Re: Crappy Tire was  Re: Monday Meanderings & Musings ;-)
>
> I'll give you $10 cash for it!  Let the bids begin!
>
> On 18-Dec-06, at 10:09 PM, JordanVw@AOL.COM wrote:
>
>> In a message dated 12/18/06 5:55:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,
>> gronski@GMAIL.COM writes:
>>
>>
>>> One of the most interesting things about Canadian Tire is "Canadian
>>> Tire Money", you get a percentage of your purchase back in currency
>>> that can be used again in store. No self respecting Canadian has
>>> less
>>> than a few bucks in Canadian Tire money kicking around in a drawer
>>> somewhere at home.
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>>
>>
>> there was like $45 in Crappy Tire money in the glovebox of my Doka
>> when i got
>> it :<)
>> its still in there. most people look at it and say.. "WTF is all this
>> Monopoly money in your glovebox for?"   LOL
>>
>> chris
>