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10 000 Dong Vinh Long Detention Center
| Issuer | Trại Tạm Giam Vĩnh Long (Vinh Long Detention Center) |
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| Year | 2000 |
| Type | Vouchers |
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| Reverse description | Plain white paper with black handwritten script at centre and two overlapping red circular official handstamps, one at left partially visible and one at right bearing a five-pointed star and the authority's name. |
| Reverse lettering | Cấm Viết - Tẩy - Xóa (Translation: Writing, erasing, or altering is strictly prohibited.) |
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Detention center scrip from Vietnam occupies an almost entirely undocumented corner of notaphily. Trại Tạm Giam Vĩnh Long — the Vinh Long Detention Center — issued canteen coupons of this type for use within its facility, allowing detainees to purchase approved goods without handling standard state currency. The practice follows a long-established model used across Vietnamese detention and re-education facilities, particularly after the Ministry of Public Security standardized internal scrip issuance in the 1990s.
Surviving pieces rarely leave the province. The 10,000 Dong face value corresponds roughly to modest canteen purchases at 2000 prices — a few small food items at most.