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1 Cent - Chet's Master Market Pueblo, Colorado

Issuer Chet's Master Market
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Size 117 x 63 mm
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Obverse lettering 1₵ 1₵
CERTIFICATE OF CREDIT -
REDEEMABLE FOR AUTHORIZED
MERCHANDISE ONLY AT INDICATED STORE
Food Stamp Program
CERTIFICATE OF
CREDIT
Food Stamp Program
CERTIFICATE OF
CREDIT
CHET'S MASTER MARKET
2639 ELIZABETH
PUEBLO, COLO. 81023
Store Stamp
GOOD FOR 1₵ IN AUTHORIZED MERCHANDISE
UNDER U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP PROGRAM ONLY
1₵ 1₵
Reverse description Reverse entirely unprinted, plain tan card stock with no text, vignette, or ornament.
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Chet's Master Market was a regional grocery operation out of Pueblo, Colorado. This one-cent card token belongs to a category of merchant scrip that proliferated across the American interior during the mid-twentieth century, typically issued to smooth over change-making problems when coin shortages bit into daily retail operations. Pueblo's industrial base — anchored by the CF&I steel works — made small-denomination scrip practical in a working-class town where high transaction volumes at grocery counters created real change float problems.

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