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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Issue of January 14, 1779 series of Continental Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 16 distinct entries with CPG® values between $55.00 and $10,500.00.
$95,051,695 in Continental Currency was authorized by seven separate Resolutions passed between Jan. 14, 1779 and Nov. 29, 1779, the first portion being authorized and issued simultaneously with the Sept. 26, 1778 issue. The Jan. 14, 1779 Resolution provided for $50,000,400 to exchange for the May 20, 1777 and April 11, 1778 issues which were called for redemption because of extensive British-sponsored counterfeiting. Sixteen denominations of bills, including $7 and $8 denominations, were originally planned, but by the May 7, 1779 Resolution denominations o...

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  Issue of January 14, 1779 Value Range Favorite
Issue of January 14, 1779 Value Range  
Jan 14, 1779 $1 Continental Congress (Fr. CC87)
$75.00
-
$4,400
$75.00 - $4,400
Jan 14, 1779 $2 Continental Congress (Fr. CC88)
$80.00
-
$3,150
$80.00 - $3,150
Jan 14, 1779 $3 Continental Congress (Fr. CC89)
$90.00
-
$1,250
$90.00 - $1,250
Jan 14, 1779 $4 Continental Congress (Fr. CC90)
$70.00
-
$9,500
$70.00 - $9,500
Jan 14, 1779 $5 Continental Congress (Fr. CC91)
$70.00
-
$3,550
$70.00 - $3,550
Jan 14, 1779 $20 Continental Congress (Fr. CC92)
$55.00
-
$3,750
$55.00 - $3,750
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Jan 14, 1779 $30 Continental Congress (Fr. CC93)
$60.00
-
$2,500
$60.00 - $2,500
Jan 14, 1779 $35 Continental Congress (Fr. CC94)
$60.00
-
$1,500
$60.00 - $1,500

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Jan 14, 1779 $40 Continental Congress (Fr. CC95)
$70.00
-
$4,400
$70.00 - $4,400
Jan 14, 1779 $45 Continental Congress (Fr. CC96)
$70.00
-
$10,500
$70.00 - $10,500
Jan 14, 1779 $50 Continental Currency (Fr. CC97)
$110.00
-
$1,900
$110.00 - $1,900
Jan 14, 1779 $55 Continental Congress (Fr. CC98)
$110.00
-
$2,800
$110.00 - $2,800
Jan 14, 1779 $60 Continental Congress (Fr. CC99)
$100.00
-
$3,150
$100.00 - $3,150
Jan 14, 1779 $65 Continental Congress (Fr. CC100)
$130.00
-
$8,250
$130.00 - $8,250
Jan 14, 1779 $70 Continental Congress (Fr. CC101)
$110.00
-
$8,250
$110.00 - $8,250
Jan 14, 1779 $80 Continental Congress (Fr. CC102)
$260
-
$5,000
$260 - $5,000
       

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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Issue of January 14, 1779 series of Continental Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 16 distinct entries with CPG® values between $55.00 and $10,500.00.
$95,051,695 in Continental Currency was authorized by seven separate Resolutions passed between Jan. 14, 1779 and Nov. 29, 1779, the first portion being authorized and issued simultaneously with the Sept. 26, 1778 issue. The Jan. 14, 1779 Resolution provided for $50,000,400 to exchange for the May 20, 1777 and April 11, 1778 issues which were called for redemption because of extensive British-sponsored counterfeiting. Sixteen denominations of bills, including $7 and $8 denominations, were originally planned, but by the May 7, 1779 Resolution denominations o...

Catalog Detail

Legal Disclaimer

The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.

Read CDN Terms of Use