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1 Cent - Food Carnival New York, New York
| Emittent | Food Carnival Supermarket |
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| Jahr | |
| Typ | Vouchers |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | White ground enclosed within a full-perimeter decorative interlaced Celtic-knotwork border in dark red. The denomination '1¢' appears in green letterpress at each corner, with the issuer's name 'FOOD CARNIVAL' in large green letters centered within a dotted rectangular frame; flanking text includes the USDA Food Stamp Program redemption clause at left and the designation 'FOOD COUPON CREDIT SLIP' in dark red at right. Header and foot carry the non-cash-redemption notice and restriction legend respectively, both in black letterpress. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | NOT REDEEMABLE FOR CASH 1¢ 1¢ FOOD CARNIVAL Redeemable only for Food Items authorized By the USDA Food Stamp Program FOOD COUPON CREDIT SLIP 1¢ GOOD ONLY AT FOOD CARNIVAL SUPERMARKET 1¢ |
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Food Carnival was a small chain of supermarkets operating primarily in New York City's outer boroughs, catering heavily to immigrant communities in neighborhoods where Spanish-language signage was standard. Supermarket scrip of this kind — issued in fractional cent denominations to avoid giving coin change — was a common workaround in American retail during periods when small-denomination coinage was either hoarded or simply inconvenient to handle in high-volume checkout lines.
The legal status of such scrip was perpetually ambiguous under U.S. law, tolerated in practice rather than formally sanctioned.