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| Issuer | CJ's Bar & Grill, Fall River, Wisconsin |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Reverse description | Unprinted salmon-pink reverse bearing the denomination and value inscription rendered entirely in handwritten marker script. The figure "$2.50" appears in the upper left area and the word "Value" is written below in cursive hand, with no printed elements or security features. |
| Reverse lettering | $2.50 Value |
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Local scrip from a Wisconsin tavern — issued presumably for in-house use, redeemable against food, drink, or tabs. This kind of denominated promotional currency was common among American bars and small businesses through the late twentieth century, functioning as a loyalty token or gift certificate more than a monetary instrument. The odd $2.50 denomination suggests it was pegged to a specific menu item or drink price at time of issue.