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3.5 -Dollars -CJ's Bar & Grill Fall River, Wisconsin
| Issuer | CJ's Bar & Grill, Fall River, Wisconsin |
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| Type | Vouchers |
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| Obverse description | Hand-cut rectangular voucher on lime-green paper stock. The issuer name is printed in two typeset lines: a large bold serif "CJ'S" occupying the upper field, with "BAR & GRILL" in a lighter, open-face letterpress type below. No vignette or border ornament is present. |
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| Reverse description | Plain lime-green paper reverse bearing the denomination and value legend handwritten in black marker ink. No printed design elements, borders, or security features are present. |
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Odd-denomination scrip from a small-town Wisconsin bar is uncommon enough, but $3.50 face value is genuinely unusual — most tavern and restaurant scrip runs to round figures, typically $1, $5, or $10, to simplify redemption. A $3.50 unit suggests a very specific pricing logic, almost certainly tied to a fixed-price meal, a drink-and-tip combination, or a promotional offer that made the fraction meaningful at point of issue.
Fall River is a village of under 1,500 people. Scrip at this scale rarely survives in quantity.