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| 背面描述 | Reverse printed in dark brown on a diagonal-line underprint field, with four numbered regulations in Chinese characters occupying the central text panel. A red circular official seal bearing a five-pointed star is applied over the text. Scalloped guilloche borders frame the left and right edges, and a fine lace-pattern band runs along the upper margin. |
| 背面铭文 | 一、凭本券在全县、市,范围内购买粮食或粮食制成品。 二、本券面额为成品粮。 三、本券以仟克为剂量单位,每仟克为壹公斤。 四、本券不准买卖,伪造、涂改无效,遗失不补。 (Translation: 1. Use this coupon to buy grain or grain products within the county and city. 2. The denomination of this coupon is the finished grain. 3. This coupon is measured in kilograms, and each 1000 gram is 1 kilogram. 4. This coupon is not allowed to be traded, forged or altered is invalid, will not be reissued if lost.) |
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Grain ration coupons issued by county-level bureaus proliferated across China well into the reform era, surviving long after the national food rationing system began its gradual dismantling in the mid-1980s. Sichuan's local bureaus operated with considerable autonomy, and county-grain certificates like this one from Nanbu were functional administrative instruments — redeemable at designated state distribution points, not transferable between counties, and essentially worthless the moment the issuing bureau's quota cycle closed.
By 1988, national grain coupons were already being phased out in coastal provinces. In inland Sichuan, the system lingered. Nanbu County's continued issuance that year reflects the uneven pace of market liberalization across the interior.