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1 Cent - Miller's Fairway Foods Jamestown, North Dakota

Uitgever Miller's Fairway Foods
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Valuta Dollar (1785-date)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Yellow paper voucher with black letterpress printing. The header bears the issuer name and location within a bordered panel, flanked at each corner by circular Fairway Foods logo vignettes with sawtooth edge borders. The large central denomination numeral "1¢" is set in bold type, with smaller oval corner value tablets at lower left and right.
Opschrift voorzijde REDEEM AT MILLER'S FAIRWAY
Jamestown, North Dakota

1¢ 1¢
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A piece of merchant scrip from Miller's Fairway Foods in Jamestown, North Dakota — the kind of fractional note that grocery and general merchandise stores across the American Midwest issued through much of the mid-twentieth century to handle small-change transactions without relying on coin. Fairway Foods operated as a cooperative wholesale grocery chain supplying independent retailers across the upper Midwest, and individual store-branded scrip of this type was a local arrangement, not a chain-wide policy.

These notes were never redeemable outside the issuing store and rarely survived long after the store stopped honoring them.

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