The CNA's 6th Annual Convention was held in Regina, September 2nd to 4th, 1959. The unique scalloped shape of the medal was based on the logo of Regina Coin Club, and struck by Brinks Montreal. A bronze medal was provided with each participant's registration package, and additional bronze medals could be purchased for $2.50.

Hans Zoell, owner of Phila-Coins Company, Regina, made up these commemorative wooden nickels for distribution at the 1959 CNA Convention in Regina. One example was included with each participant's registration package. The woods were surplus car wash tokens from the Supermatic Car Wash in downtown Regina.

The RCC had these tokens stamped for the 6th Annual Coin-O-Rama event, which took place October 6th, 1962, at Saskatchewan House (former residence of Saskatchewan's Lieutenant Governors). One token was included in each participant's registration package, while additional tokens were offered for sale at the show and at subsequent club events. The tokens were stamped by O.K. Marking Devices, Ltd., of Regina.

The Western Regional Coin Exhibition was a joint show put on by the Regina, Saskatoon and Moose Jaw coin clubs. The 3-day event, held July 23rd to 25th, 1971, was part of the Saskatchewan Homecoming celebrations happening across the province that year. The medallions were sold at the show, as well as other events over the next few years.

The Western Regional Coin Exhibition was a joint show put on by the Regina, Saskatoon and Moose Jaw coin clubs. The 3-day event, held July 23rd to 25th, 1971, was part of the Saskatchewan Homecoming celebrations happening across the province that year. The medallions were sold at the show, as well as other events over the next few years.

The RCC had these wooden nickels made up for distribution starting at the 1976 Fall Coin and Hobby Show. The outer ring was pre-printed; the inner space left blank for a date stamp. Ink stamps in magenta, cyan, blue and purple (100 of each) are known.

The remaining stock of RCC wood nickels originally acquired in 1976 were used again for the Spring and Fall 1977 shows. As with the 1976 issue, the dates were stamped in magenta, cyan, blue and purple inks (30 to 50 of each).

The Regina Coin Club hosted the 32nd CNA Convention July 17th to 21st, 1985. The reverse design for the Convention Medal, designed by RCC member D.G. MacDougall, features the Hudson Bay Co river steamer, Northcote, which participated in the Battle of Batoche 100 years earlier. The bronze version was included with each participant's registration package, and extra bronze medals could be purchased for $10.

A limited number of CNA Convention Medals were struck in reverse proof, in .999 fine silver, for the 32nd Annual CNA Convention in Regina. As with the bronze version, the reverse of the silver medal features the Hudson Bay Co. river steamer, Northcote. The silver medals were available for sale at the convention, for $25 each.

A limited number of these medals were struck by the Regina Coin Club to commemorate their hosting the 32nd Annual CNA Convention, July 17th to 21st, 1985, for use as souvenirs and gifts.