Hi,
Today I've got 4 notes; a Hungarian 100000 Pengö (one of the stamped in 1945), a Cambodian 50 Riels, a Chinese 1 Jiao ...and this:
Obvioulsy Chinese, but not an official banknote (that I've checked, nothing at Colnect)
Any help with the ID is appreciated, it just requires someone that can read chinese.
Thanks in advance.
Citeer: SquareRootLolly四平市糧食局
居民口糧供應票
雜糧
一公斤
(Sorry for using Traditional not Simplified Chinese)
The Food Bureau of Siping City
Food Ticket for the Citizens
Food Grains
1kg
Probably some food redeeming ticket.
SRL
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Citeer: "SquareRootLolly"四平市糧食局
居民口糧供應票
雜糧
一公斤
(Sorry for using Traditional not Simplified Chinese)
The Food Bureau of Siping City
Food Ticket for the Citizens
Food Grains
1kg
Probably some food redeeming ticket.
SRL
Citeer: "SquareRootLolly"四平市糧食局
居民口糧供應票
雜糧
一公斤
(Sorry for using Traditional not Simplified Chinese)
The Food Bureau of Siping City
Food Ticket for the Citizens
Food Grains
1kg
Probably some food redeeming ticket.
SRL
It sounds like a rationing ticket.
Curiosity, what's written on the back side?
And thanks for the quick answer!
Yes, this is a kind of rationing ticket, they call it....糧票 (Food Stamp) in China.
Instructions for use
1. The stamp is good for redeem in the city's grain and oil department for grain and oil products use only.
2 The stamp is prohibited for resale, forged or altered, no reissued if lost.
Citeer: "bbybugs"Yes, this is a kind of rationing ticket, they call it....糧票 (Food Stamp) in China.
As to written on the back side......
使用说明
一、 本票只限在市内各粮油食品经营部购买粮油或制成品使用。
二、 本票严禁买卖丶伪造或涂改,遗失不补。
Instructions for use
1. The stamp is good for redeem in the city's grain and oil department for grain and oil products use only.
2 The stamp is prohibited for resale, forged or altered, no reissued if lost.
Thank you!
And case closed!
(But how this ticket ended in Brazil? I'll never know.)
Citeer: "SquareRootLolly"According to personal knowledge, the largest foreign Japanese community in the world is in Brazil.
So maybe, somehow the Chinese gave the Japanese, they moved to Brazil and ended up in the markets.
Indeed we have the largest Japanese community outside Japan, but we also have Chinese and Korean communities. Maybe it came with them.