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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Issue of May 9, 1776 series of Continental Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 8 distinct entries with CPG® values between $40.00 and $9,000.00. $5,000,000 in Continental Currency was authorized by the Resolutions of May 9, 1776 and May 27,

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Issue of May 9, 1776 series of Continental Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 8 distinct entries with CPG® values between $40.00 and $9,000.00.

$5,000,000 in Continental Currency was authorized by the Resolutions of May 9, 1776 and May 27, 1776. The same style as the Nov. 29, 1775 issue, except that the bottom border of the face of the $4 denomination does not face inward as it does on all other issues. Counterfeit detector sheets on blue paper.

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May 9, 1776 $1 Continental Congress (Fr. CC31)
May 9, 1776 $1 Continental Congress (Fr. CC31)
Value Range: $60.00 - $6,000
$60.00 - $6,000
May 9, 1776 $2 Continental Congress (Fr. CC32)
May 9, 1776 $2 Continental Congress (Fr. CC32)
Value Range: $40.00 - $9,000
$40.00 - $9,000
May 9, 1776 $3 Continental Congress (Fr. CC33)
May 9, 1776 $3 Continental Congress (Fr. CC33)
Value Range: $50.00 - $6,000
$50.00 - $6,000
May 9, 1776 $4 Continental Congress (Fr. CC34)
May 9, 1776 $4 Continental Congress (Fr. CC34)
Value Range: $50.00 - $3,000
$50.00 - $3,000
May 9, 1776 $5 Continental Congress (Fr. CC35)
May 9, 1776 $5 Continental Congress (Fr. CC35)
Value Range: $70.00 - $3,000
$70.00 - $3,000
May 9, 1776 $6 Continental Congress (Fr. CC36)
May 9, 1776 $6 Continental Congress (Fr. CC36)
Value Range: $50.00 - $4,000
$50.00 - $4,000
May 9, 1776 $7 Continental Congress (Fr. CC37)
May 9, 1776 $7 Continental Congress (Fr. CC37)
Value Range: $50.00 - $4,000
$50.00 - $4,000
May 9, 1776 $8 Continental Congress (Fr. CC38)
May 9, 1776 $8 Continental Congress (Fr. CC38)
Value Range: $75.00 - $3,200
$75.00 - $3,200

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