Food Coupons Issued by the People's Republic of China


1 Jin Food Coupon - 1966 - Front 1 Jin Food Coupon - 1966 - Back
1 Jin Food Coupon - 1966 - Front - 1965 1 Jin Food Coupon - 1966 - Back - 1965

This coupon allows the bearer to buy 1 Jin of rationed foodstuffs. Rationed foodstuffs included rice, flour and cooking oils. 1 Jin equals 0.5 Kilograms equals 10 Liang equals 1.1 pounds.

Front side translation:
First Line: The Food Ministry of the People's Republic of China.
Second Line: This Food coupon can be used in all of China.

Back side translation:
First Number: This coupon allows you buy food covered in the whole of China.
Second Number: When you buy food, please buy food types as local area demands.
Third Number: The One Jin means you can buy that much of the rationed foods.
Fourth Number: This coupon cannot be bought or sold. The amount cannot be changed. If lost, coupon will not be replaced.

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This certificate measures 3 by 1 3/8 inches.
By comparison the US Dollar bill measures 6 1/4 by 2 1/2 inches

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