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| 表面の説明 | Cream paper with black letterpress printing. A large oval vignette at centre bears the bold "BI-LO" logotype within a dark field, inscribed "INDEPENDENT" above and "FOOD STORES" below. Four circled "1¢" numerals occupy the corners, with "FOOD STAMP SCRIPT" at top and "GOOD AT ANY BI-LO STORE" at base. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Plain cream paper bearing a faint bleed-through impression of the obverse design in mirror image, with no independently printed elements. The surface is otherwise unprinted. |
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Bi-Lo Food Stores was a regional supermarket chain that issued its own scrip tokens and paper coupons as part of promotional and change-making schemes common among independent grocers in mid-twentieth century America. These small-denomination paper pieces — fractions of a dollar — circulated within individual store ecosystems rather than any broader monetary network, functioning as rounding devices in an era when penny-exact change was both expected and operationally inconvenient at scale.
New York's independent grocery trade was intensely competitive, and store-specific scrip helped lock customers into repeat visits. Whether this piece was ever formally redeemed in quantity is unknown.