Vermont § 2509 - Pleading and proof of money stolen

§ 2509. Pleading and proof of money stolen

• (a) In a complaint, information or indictment for larceny, in which it is necessary to
  make an averment as to money, bank bills, or promissory notes, issued or purporting
  to be issued by an incorporated bank or banking institution or currency authorized
  to be circulated and circulating as money, it shall be sufficient to describe such
  money, bank bills, bank notes, or currency, simply as money, without specifying any
  particular coin, bank bill, bank note, or currency. (b) So far as regards the description of property, such allegation shall be sustained
  by proof of any amount of coin or of any bank bill, bank note, or piece of currency,
  although the particular species of coin of which such amount was composed or the particular
  nature of such bank bill, bank note, or currency, is not proved.