First Federal Issue: Kentucky
Kentucky First Federal Issue revenues are relatively common. All denominations up to the $1 value are known, as is the $10 value.
 | 4¢ (RM84) |
 | 10¢ (RM85) |
 | 20¢ (RM86) |
 | 25¢ (RM87) |
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 | 50¢ (RM89) |
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July 4, 1799, promissory note in the amount of 27 pounds, six shillings, six pence Kentucky currency. Taxed 4¢ (RM84) as a note above $20 and not exceeding $100 payable within 60 days.
June 24, 1799, promissory note in the amount of $50. Taxed 10¢ (RM85) in error. As the note is payable within 60 days, it should have been taxed 4¢ instead of 10¢.
July 26, 1798, promissory note in the amount of $164. Taxed 20¢ (RM86) in error. As a promissory note above $100 and not exceeding $500, payable within 60 days, it should have been taxed 10¢.
July 22, 1800, Post St. Vincennes, Indiana Territory, promissory note in the amount of $65. Taxed 25¢ (RM87) in error, possibly due to a shortage of stamped paper on the Western frontier. As the note is payable within 60 days, it should have been taxed 4¢ instead of 25¢.
December 7, 1800, promissory note in the amount of $963.33. Taxed 50¢ (RM89) as a promissory note above $500 and not exceeding $1,000, payable in more than 60 days.