Continental Currency, also known as Continentals, was the primary currency issued by the Continental Congress during the American Revolutionary War. While it had initial value, its worth rapidly declined due to rampant inflation and overprinting, leading to its eventual collapse and replacement with the Spanish milled dollar. As a result, Continental Currency from 1775 holds little to no value today, aside from its historical and numismatic significance. Its worth primarily lies in its rarity and the historical context it represents.