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A mill token used for [[sales tax]] purposes in the state of [[Missouri]].

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<tr><td align="center">[[Image:MillObverseLarge.jpeg]]</td><td align="center">[[Image:MillReverseLarge.jpeg]]</td></tr>
<tr><td align="center">''Obverse''</td><td align="center">''Reverse''</td></tr>
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This particular token was manufactured from [[paper]]. Mill tokens were issued in various denominations from 1-9 mills, and usually ranged in size from the size of a U.S. [[cent (U.S. coin)|cent]] to that of a [[nickel (U.S. coin)|nickel]].

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The image is believed to be fair-use when used to illustrate the article on [[Mill (currency)]].  It is a rare (perhaps unique) example of a "coin" that was issued in the value of one mill. -- [[User:Zsero|Zsero]] ([[User talk:Zsero|talk]]) 23:38, 2 January 2008 (UTC)⏎
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As it was printed in the US in the early 20th century with no notice of copyright, public domain per US law.