Claimed to be a chip. General Juan Vicente Gomez Chacon, July 24, 1857-Dec. 17, 1935, ruled Venezuela from 1908 to 1935. He built road system connecting poblacion and sitios in the country.

What is the role of the General with regards to the issuance and use of these card chip is so obscure - most likely he is "placed" in the sport because his rule ended in 1935.

The so-called "chip" is not actually a chip but a "card" pass - made and used during the '40 and lasted to the '50, when there was a shortage of Venezuela money in the rural areas - they were used a "tickets" you buy at the home depot or to be presented to the transport buses and trains for passage (fare) - Trujillo. The route was between Miton and Sabana Grande as printed in the card chip.

The card chip has denominations of Bs 0,50; 1,00; 1,50; 2,00; 2,50 (shown below); 5,00 and 10,00. The back sides are blanks only the Bs 2,50 shows through.

Info as per source.

I am not sure what to make of this find!