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| 裏面の説明 | Plain off-white ground with a central octagonal guilloche frame in brown, flanked on each side by a lobed medallion bearing the numeral 0.1. The interior of the frame carries the heading 使用说明 (Instructions for Use) followed by three numbered clauses in Chinese text governing the redemption and validity of the coupon. A circular red official chop of the issuing grain bureau is struck over the body of the text, partially overlapping the printed instructions. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | Official stamp |
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Chinese provincial food stamps — liangpiao — were ration coupons issued by grain bureaus at every administrative level from the 1950s through the early 1990s, and Hunan's series are among the more studied examples because the province maintained unusually consistent administrative records. This 1 shi liang denomination represents a single market unit of weight, roughly 50 grams, redeemable for grain at state-controlled distribution points. The stamps were non-monetary in the strict sense — they conveyed purchasing rights, not currency value — but in practice circulated alongside cash and were sometimes traded informally at a premium during shortage periods.
The 1974 date places this squarely in the latter phase of the Cultural Revolution, when provincial grain administration operated under considerable political pressure and distribution quotas were set by planning committees rather than market need.