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Re: Not Sure if Its Money or Stamp??????
Does any one on here help out I must bee confused about site
Re: Not Sure if Its Money or Stamp??????
InstAppraisal's free crowd-sourced system works such that your item listing is seen by our global audience and when one of our members with knowledge of your item sees it they post a reply. Sometimes this can happen right away, other items may take substantially longer.
Re: Not Sure if Its Money or Stamp??????
China had severe shortages of basic necessities between 1954 and 1992. To ensure everyone had access to them (not just the wealthy) the government distributed ration coupons for a wide variety of items. This is a 1975 ration coupon from the Jilin province good for 4 liang (slightly less than a pound) of rice.
There is an active collector's market in China for coupons like these but not much interest outside of China. Similar coupons sell for $.50-$2.25.