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250 Grams - Cooked Food Stamp Fushun, Liaoning

发行方 Fushun City Grain Bureau
年份 1991
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流通至 1991
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正面描述 Vignette at left of a pagoda amid forested hills and mountains, printed in rose-purple letterpress. A circular official seal with a central red star is positioned centrally, flanked by the denomination numeral 250 at both left and right corners within decorative rosettes. A guilloche border band at the foot encloses the year and void date in a diamond cartouche.
正面铭文 250
抚顺市粮食熟食票
贰佰伍拾克
1991
年末作废
(Translation: Fushun City Cooked Food Stamp
250 grams
Voided at the end of 1991)
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Chinese local grain ration coupons of this type were administered through municipal and county-level grain bureaus under the state rationing system that had been in place since the 1950s. By 1991, that system was already in terminal decline — national grain rationing was formally abolished in 1993 — placing this Fushun issue right at the end of the ration coupon's functional life. Fushun, an industrial city in Liaoning heavily dependent on coal mining, maintained its own parallel municipal supply network, which is why city-specific denominations for cooked food rather than raw grain are occasionally encountered from this region.

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