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| Issuer | Leinenkugel's Brewery |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse description | Deep crimson ground printed in letterpress. The legend GOOD FOR ONE PINT OF appears in white serif capitals at top, with the Leinenkugel's cursive script trademark in cream at centre. Conditions of use printed at foot in bold white sans-serif type. |
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| Obverse lettering | GOOD FOR ONE PINT OF LEINENKUGEL'S MUST BE 21+ SAME DAY REDEMPTION CELEBRATE RESPONSIBLY |
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Leinenkugel's issued scrip denominated in liquid measure rather than currency — a practical workaround used by some American breweries and taverns to prepay draught sales, avoid small-change problems, or run closed-loop tap room accounts. The pint denomination is self-explanatory in that system. Jacob Leinenkugel founded the Chippewa Falls brewery in 1867, and it remained family-operated through most of the twentieth century; scrip of this kind was most common in the pre-Prohibition and immediate post-repeal periods.