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| 正面铭文 | VENDOR'S STUB 6 CENTS 6 6 CENTS CENTS ALWAYS OBTAIN FROM VENDOR STATE OF OHIO PREPAID SALES TAX CONSUMER'S RECEIPT ON ALL TAXABLE PURCHASES OHIO CONSUMER'S RECEIPT RESERVE LITHO CLEVELAND, O. |
| 背面描述 | Plain green paper reverse with no printed design; show-through of the obverse underprint and vignette elements is visible through the thin stock, appearing as a mirror image of the face printing. |
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Ohio's sales tax receipts were issued not as currency but as a mechanical workaround for fractional tax liability. When a purchase fell below a threshold that triggered a full cent of tax, the retailer collected these receipts instead, and customers accumulated them until they held enough to redeem for a refund — or, more commonly, just didn't bother. The system was administratively awkward and widely ignored by small merchants.
Reserve Litho handled several of Ohio's municipal and state printing contracts during this period. The 6-cent denomination sits at the upper end of the fractional receipt range.