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5 Cents Pearl Harbor Navy Yard
| Emittent | Ships Service Dept., Receiving Station, Navy Yard, Pearl Harbor |
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| Form | Rectangular |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Tan card stock with black letterpress print. A large bold '5¢' denomination numeral occupies the centre, flanked by the text 'GOOD FOR' at top and 'IN TRADE' at bottom. Serrated stub panels bearing a serial number run vertically along both side margins, with the printer's union imprint along the lower border. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | GOOD FOR 5¢ IN TRADE Union Made By Globe Ticket Co. L.A. |
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Pearl Harbor Navy Yard scrip was issued through the Ships Service Department to control purchasing power on base — a closed monetary system that kept cash circulating within the installation rather than bleeding into Honolulu's civilian economy. Globe Ticket Co. of Los Angeles printed a substantial share of U.S. military scrip during the mid-twentieth century, their bread-and-butter work alongside transit tokens and carnival tickets.
The Pearl Harbor Receiving Station designation places this note at the processing point for incoming and outgoing naval personnel — not a permanent assignment billet, which means turnover was constant and small-denomination scrip like this moved quickly through many hands.