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| 正面描述 | Plain light blue paper scrip with the issuer name 'Goldfine's Foods' printed in serif type across the upper portion. The denomination '1c' is rendered in large bold letterpress type at center. No vignette or ornamental elements are present. |
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| 背面描述 | Plain light blue reverse with a handwritten pencil notation reading 'Duluth MN' and 'p42', apparently a collector's attribution inscription. No printed text or design elements appear on this face. |
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Food stamp scrip of this kind emerged from the original U.S. federal food stamp program launched in 1939, which issued blue stamps redeemable for surplus agricultural commodities. Participating retailers like Goldfine's needed fractional scrip to make change when a purchase didn't divide evenly into whole stamp denominations — the federal stamps themselves couldn't be split. This 1-cent piece is the smallest practical unit of that makeshift change system.
Goldfine's Foods operated in Duluth, and local merchant scrip of this type was never federally standardized, so printing quality and format varied entirely by retailer.