A.
States always had to pay the national government more money than they were able to produce.
B.
States could make their own money and assign it a specific value.
C.
Paper money would only last a few months and had to be replaced.
D.
State produced currency made interstate trade easier to control
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The main problem with states controlling their own currency is:
B. States could make their own money and assign it a specific value.
This created confusion and instability, as different states issued currencies with varying values, leading to difficulties in trade and economic coordination between states.
