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| 背面描述 | Uniform orange guilloche underprint across the entire field, with large floral corner ornaments at left and right. A circular red official seal of the Zibo City Grain Bureau (淄博市粮食局) is applied at center, partially overlapping three lines of usage instructions in Chinese. The denomination 2500g appears in the lower corners. |
| 背面铭文 | 2500g 一、凭本票在全市范围内购买细粮及其制成品 二、本票面额不得拆零使用 三、本票不准买卖，违者无效 淄博市粮食局 |
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Chinese grain ration coupons operated as a parallel currency system from the mid-1950s until their phased abolition through the early 1990s — the result of the state's gradual retreat from central allocation after market reforms took hold. This Zibo City issue dates to that unwinding period, when municipal bureaus were still printing and distributing coupons even as the national rationing infrastructure was collapsing beneath them. Zibo, an industrial center in central Shandong, maintained a substantial grain distribution network tied to its large factory workforce.
The denomination in fine grains (细粮) rather than general grain weight is the telling detail — fine grains meant wheat flour or rice specifically, rationed separately from coarse grains, and worth more in practice.