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50 Shi Jin - Fine Grains Stamp Hebi City, Henan

Uitgever Hebi City Grain Bureau, Henan Province
Jaar 1985
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Afmetingen 96 x 44 mm
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Beschrijving voorzijde Pink vase-shaped underprint at left carries the denomination 伍拾市斤 and city name 鹤壁市; a central brown intaglio-style vignette shows an industrial complex with smokestacks. The title inscription 河南省细粮券 runs across the top, with numeral 50 at upper-left and lower-right. Geometric guilloche borders frame the design on all sides.
Opschrift voorzijde 50
河南省细粮券

伍拾市斤
鹤壁市
一九八五年
50
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Opmerkingen

Grain ration coupons issued by municipal and county-level grain bureaus were a structural feature of China's planned economy from the 1950s onward, and Hebi's 1985 series falls near the end of that system's functional life. The State Council formally abolished the national grain rationing framework in 1993, but many local bureaus had already begun winding down coupon issuance years earlier as market reforms eroded the state's grip on staple distribution.

Hebi, a coal-mining city in northern Henan, had a relatively compact but industrially concentrated population — the kind of urban unit where grain bureau records were tightly managed and coupon overruns uncommon. Surviving examples from small municipal issuers like this tend to be genuinely scarce; most were redeemed and pulped.

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