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1 Cent Kansas; Cigarette Tax

Issuer State of Kansas, Commission of Revenue & Taxation
Year 1947
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Currency Dollar (1785-date)
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Obverse lettering STATE
COMMISSION
OF REVENUE
& TAXATION
STATE OF KANSAS
CIGARETTE TAX
Bert C. Mitchner
DIRECTOR OF REVENUE 1₵
Reverse description Plain unprinted reverse of cream-coloured paper with no text, imagery, or security devices, consistent with a perforated tax stamp strip.
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Kansas issued individual cigarette tax stamps in strip form, with each 1-cent increment representing the state's per-cigarette levy applied at point of sale by licensed dealers. The extreme narrow-strip format — nearly twelve times longer than it is wide — was engineered specifically to wrap around a cigarette pack, with perforations allowing controlled tearing and cancellation on application.

Bert C. Mitchner served as Kansas Director of Revenue during this period. His signature on a fiscal stamp of this denomination is an administrative formality, but it anchors the piece firmly to a specific bureaucratic moment in postwar Kansas tax administration.

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