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| 正面描述 | Vertically oriented voucher printed in yellow and blue with a guilloche underprint of interlocking circular wave patterns. Central text panel bears the denomination and date, with an official red ink seal partially obscuring the issuing authority title. Outer border rendered in a geometric woodcut-style frame in blue. |
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| 防伪类型 | Guilloche underprint, Official seal |
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Grain ration coupons issued by county-level bureaus were a direct product of China's planned distribution system, which persisted in rural areas well after urban rationing had begun to loosen. Tangyin County, in northern Henan near Anyang, would have used coupons like this to manage local grain allocations under the state procurement quota system — a mechanism that remained legally binding on farmers through the late 1980s, even as market reforms were dismantling equivalent structures elsewhere.
By 1987, these county-issued scrips were already anachronistic. National grain rationing was formally abolished in most urban centers by 1993, but the administrative apparatus at the county level often ran years behind policy.