![[PENNSYLVANIA]. New-Lebanon Change Association. 12-1/2 Cents. 'Jan. 2, 1815'. Typeset bill with ornate...](http://www.stacksarchive.com/gallery/SL0505b/42/SL0505b4240t2.jpg "[PENNSYLVANIA]. New-Lebanon Change Association. 12-1/2 Cents. 'Jan. 2, 1815'. Typeset bill with ornate...") [PENNSYLVANIA]. New-Lebanon Change Association. 12-1/2 Cents. 'Jan. 2, 1815'. Typeset bill with ornate frame, numerical denomination in each line of the frame. In the centers, the text in five lines. Below the denomination, 'at the Post-Office'. Signed and issued by the 'Treasurer'. No.21. Unlisted town and issuer in Hoober. The state this was issued from is clearly in the northeast. We are fairly certain this is Pennsylvania as the style is similar to notes in the Philadelphia vicinty. No matter what, another rarity 7 note from the Ford Collection. Back counter-signature. Very Fine, but a small piece off the lower left edge, a body hole and a burn stain. Pressed at Barrows long ago.
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