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½ Kilogram - Coarse Grain Stamp Ye County, Henan
| Uitgever | Ye County Grain Bureau, Henan |
|---|---|
| Jaar | 1988 |
| Type | Vouchers |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Pale green letterpress-printed ration coupon with a guilloche-style floral border at the base. The left side carries the denomination 半公斤 (half kilogram) within a floral vignette alongside the issuer name 叶县, while the centre presents an ink-stamped circular seal in red bearing a five-pointed star and the inscription 粮食专用章, set against a vignette of a traditional Chinese gate tower framed by trees. The serial year 1988 appears in a panel at the foot, with the numeral 0.5 printed in bold at the lower right. |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | 粗 叶县粗粮券 半公斤 叶县 0.5 1988 |
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| Opmerkingen |
Chinese county-level grain ration coupons from the reform period are among the most overlooked issued documents in Chinese fiscal history. Ye County, in southwestern Henan, operated its own grain bureau distribution network independently of provincial allocation — a bureaucratic remnant of the planned economy that persisted well into the late 1980s even as market liberalization was officially underway.
The coarse grain designation is the telling detail. By 1988, fine grain (wheat flour, polished rice) was increasingly available through market channels, but coarse grain coupons — covering sorghum, millet, maize — remained tightly rationed in inland Henan, where rural supply chains were slower to liberalize. This half-kilogram denomination implies household-level daily distribution rather than bulk institutional allocation.