1 Cent - Garden Super Market Omaha, Nebraska

American supermarket trade tokens in paper form occupy a peculiar corner of notaphily — part scrip, part promotional coupon, never legal tender but accepted without question within the issuing store. Garden Super Market operated in Omaha during a period when regional grocers routinely issued fractional paper scrip to avoid handling pennies at high-volume checkout lanes, a practice that was legally permissible under Nebraska statutes provided the scrip was redeemable only at the issuer's premises.

The wide date range reflects the absence of any surviving corporate records pinning down print runs or issue cycles — a common problem with ephemeral retail scrip of this type.