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1 Tub Mixer - Picklebellies Pub Weyauwega, Wisconsin
| Issuer | Picklebellies Pub, Weyauwega, Wisconsin |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse lettering | Picklebellies Pub Good for one tub mixer |
| Reverse description | Unprinted reverse in solid green, the irregular hand-cut pickle silhouette exposing a narrow white paper edge around the perimeter. No text, vignette, or security elements are present. |
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Picklebellies Pub in Weyauwega, Wisconsin issued this small-denomination scrip token as a house currency redeemable for a single tub mixer — a bar measure typically denoting one drink or one mixing unit, depending on house rules. Weyauwega is a town of roughly 1,900 people in Waupaca County, and this kind of informal paper scrip was a common workaround for prepaid drink tickets, promotional giveaways, or tab management in small rural Wisconsin bars through the late twentieth century.
The dimensions put it closer to a raffle ticket than a banknote.