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5 Cents - Dominick's Finer Foods

Issuer Dominick's Finer Foods
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Type Vouchers
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Obverse lettering FOOD STAMP
CREDIT SLIP
FIVE 5 CENTS
Redeemable ONLY in eligible foods at
Dominick's
FINER FOODS
Reverse description Plain light blue reverse with the single word 'VOID' printed in large outline block capitals, spanning the full width of the slip, indicating cancellation or invalidity.
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Dominick's Finer Foods was a Chicago-area supermarket chain founded in 1918 that grew into one of the Midwest's dominant grocery operators before being acquired by Safeway in 1998. This 5-cent note is a piece of scrip — almost certainly issued for use in a promotional context, as a coupon-adjacent instrument, or for making change at in-store service counters, a practice that persisted among large American retailers well into the latter half of the twentieth century. The exact issuance period is unconfirmed, but the physical format is consistent with mid-century American retail scrip production.

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