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| 正面铭文 | FOOD STAMP CREDIT SLIP 1c Redeemable ONLY in eligible foods at: Tops All Thriftway 9250 S. E. Stark Street PORTLAND, OREGON 97216 |
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| 防伪描述 | Blind circular embossed seal applied at centre, bearing the store name and stars around the perimeter. |
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Food stamp scrip was a pragmatic workaround to a real problem: U.S. federal food stamp coupons were issued only in whole-dollar denominations, leaving cashiers unable to make change in kind. Retailers in the Pacific Northwest — and elsewhere — began issuing their own fractional cent scrip during the 1960s and 1970s so that customers could spend their full coupon value without forfeiting the remainder to the store. Tops All Thriftway was one of several Oregon grocery chains that participated in this informal but widespread practice.
The embossed seal is the only security feature, which tells you everything about the threat model: the concern was casual counterfeiting at the checkout line, not organized fraud.