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| Issuer | Longxuyen Country Club |
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| Year | 1965-1973 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Obverse description | Plain beige paper with black letterpress print throughout. The issuer name appears across the top, with a serially numbered reference at left and the denomination numeral in large bold type at right, separated by a vertical rule. A validity clause appears at lower left, with the denomination in words at lower right. Perforated borders run along top and bottom edges. |
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| Obverse lettering | LONGXUYEN COUNTRY CLUB Not good if detached 10 CENTS |
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Private club scrip from the Mekong Delta town of Long Xuyên, issued for use within the club's premises during the years when the American military presence in the region was substantial enough to sustain such facilities. Club tokens and scrip of this type circulated in controlled environments — mess halls, officers' clubs, recreation facilities — largely to prevent local currency from accumulating in the hands of staff and to sidestep the complexities of piaster exchange rates, which were politically sensitive throughout this period.
Vietnamese provincial club scrip survives in small quantities; most was either spent down or discarded when clubs closed as the American drawdown accelerated after 1969.