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| 正面描述 | Black letterpress print on light blue paper within a double-rule border. The left panel carries the establishment name and APO address, with a red serial number at centre-bottom and the cautionary legend at lower left. The right panel contains the bold numeral denomination within a ruled box. |
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| 正面铭文 | "The Trade Winds" Wallace AS Consol' O.M. APO S.F. 96277 NOT GOOD IF DETACHED 5 CENTS |
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Trade Winds was a Wallace, Idaho mining operation — the "AS Consol' O.M." designation almost certainly refers to the Consolidated Old Mission mine group in the Coeur d'Alene district. Company scrip of this type was issued to advance wages or facilitate purchases at company-affiliated stores, a practice that persisted in remote Idaho mining camps well into the postwar decades despite federal scrutiny of scrip systems following Depression-era abuses.
The eight-year window of 1965–1973 suggests these circulated as a practical convenience rather than a response to any specific coin shortage, though the 1965 date aligns with widespread small-denomination scrip revivals triggered by the U.S. coinage crisis of that year.