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| 正面铭文 | FOOD COUPON CHANGE VALUE 5¢ CENTS Redeemable ONLY In Eligible Foods NON-TRANSFERABLE GOOD ONLY AT EAGLE SUPERMARKETS AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FEDERAL FOOD STAMP PROGRAM |
| 背面描述 | Plain unprinted orange paper reverse with no design elements, text, or security features. |
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Eagle Discount Supermarkets issued their own scrip coupons as a customer retention tool — a practice that proliferated among American grocery chains during the mid-twentieth century when price competition was fierce and brand loyalty had to be manufactured. These small-denomination paper coupons functioned as a parallel currency within the store's ecosystem, redeemable against future purchases rather than backed by any external authority.
Documentation on Eagle's specific coupon program is sparse, and the precise period of issue is difficult to pin down without additional series context. What is certain is that private grocery scrip of this type was largely abandoned after the FTC scrutinized premium and coupon schemes through the 1960s and 70s.