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10 Cents Fort Eustis; NCO Club
| Issuer | Fort Eustis NCO Club |
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| Year | 1940-1959 |
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| In circulation to | Yes |
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| Obverse description | Red paper stock with black letterpress text arranged in two panels: a large bordered rectangle at left bearing the issuer name and location in bold capitals, with a red serial number below and a void warning at lower left; a smaller right panel carries the bold numeral "10" over "CENTS". A pattern of punch-hole cancellations is present across the face. |
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| Reverse description | Plain red paper stock with no printed design or lettering; punch-hole cancellations arranged in a roughly rectangular pattern are visible through from the obverse. |
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Fort Eustis NCO Club chits occupy a genuinely odd corner of American military scrip history — issued at the installation level rather than through the centralized Military Payment Certificate program that governed most post-Korea scrip. The NCO Club operated its own chit system independently, which is why these pieces carry no MPC series designation and sit entirely outside the standard Harvey and Schwan catalog framework.
Red paper stock was a common internal control measure for club chits, allowing staff to distinguish denominations quickly across a busy bar counter. Surviving examples are almost entirely undocumented in terms of surviving quantities.