This font brings back the satisfying click-and-snap feel of old-fashioned retail.

Point of Sale JNL, designed by Jeff Levine, is a dingbats typeface built entirely around vintage pricing systems. The character set includes three complete tiers of numerals (one large, two smaller variants with one set offering underscores), a decimal point, dollar and cents symbols, and a full collection of pre-drawn price card designs pulled straight from mid-century storefronts.

The specificity here is what makes it genuinely useful. Use it for flea market booth signage, antique shop price tags, vintage diner menu boards, or craft fair price cards that need authentic period character. If you're creating retro packaging labels or want that nostalgic edge on a small-batch artisan product, this typeface does the heavy work for you. The pre-built price card glyphs eliminate the need to start from scratch with layout problems, since they're already designed and ready to deploy.

Pair Point of Sale JNL with a clean, minimal sans-serif for body copy and surrounding text (something like a neutral Helvetica-style face), so the retro numerals stand out as accent rather than overwhelming the whole design. Pick it up on Creative Fabrica and bring back the charm of authentic 1950s retail pricing.