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50 Grams - Food Stamp Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Uitgever Baotou City Grain Bureau, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Jaar 1991
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Beschrijving voorzijde Brown-toned paper printed in dark brown letterpress with Chinese and Mongolian script inscriptions. A small vignette at center depicts a road bordered by a fence. Denomination in Chinese characters appears below the title inscription, with the year 1991 at foot.
Opschrift voorzijde 包 头 市 地 方 粮 票
伍拾克
(壹市两)
1991
(Translation: Baotou City Food Stamp
Fifty Ke (50 grams)
(1 Shi Liang = 50 grams)
1991)
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Chinese municipal grain ration coupons of this period were administered through local grain bureaus under the national rationing system that had been in place since the mid-1950s. By 1991, the central government was actively unwinding that system — urban rationing was abolished nationally in 1993 — which means coupons issued in this final window were often printed in smaller quantities than earlier issues and saw correspondingly shorter active use before the entire apparatus was dismantled.

Baotou, as a major industrial center built around steel production, had an unusually large registered urban population dependent on state grain allocation, giving municipal coupons here a practical urgency that more rural-administrative issuers lacked.

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