§ 7221 Bond Denomination Requirements
This law sets a minimum value for the name given to bonds when a government issues them, requiring that the bond's denomination be at least $100.
A city council decides to raise money by selling municipal bonds to fund a new library.
When the council adopts a resolution to issue the bonds, they must choose a denomination—like $100, $500, or $1,000—for each bond. The law says the smallest amount they can use is $100, so they cannot issue bonds worth less than that per unit.
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§ 7221 Bond Denomination Requirements
Last verified: January 11, 2026