Amanda
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Depending on what type (I, E, EE) it will be worth $1000 - $6000. Go here: http://wwws.publicdebt.treas.gov/BC/SBCPrice
I'm guessing its an E bond which would make it worth more than $5000.
You can check the value there. US savings bonds generally only accrue interest for 30 years, so it has reached its maximum value. Go turn it in and get some cash! |
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Mel C
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i think you'd have to bring it in a bank and they would tell you. i have canadian saving bonds, and every few years they mature, meaning they become worth more than what was originally paid for. i would assume that that would be the case, so i think it's now worth a lot more since it's so old. but it has to be in your name i think in order for you to cash it in or you can buy more with it. |
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♫♪♫ PINKY ♫♪♫
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Its worth at least 1000.00 right? |
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artsy5347
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It's worth $1,000 plus any accrued interest up to a limit. |
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richtorres_2000
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well it could be worth more than 1000 just go to your neighborhood bank or call to check the value all you need is the date and what type of bond it is Series |
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DRD
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call any bank..they have programs to look up the value in seconds..its probably Worth about 1000. today... they were 30 years to maturity ..and it was purchased for 500..not bad ! |
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realityroad
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iono but i need my 2 points! |
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htowngirl2627
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of course it is worth $1000. go to a bank and get your benjamins!!! |
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Jubei
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wow dude |
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Georgia
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Go here and you can use the calculator to find out. You'll need the serial number of the savings bond and the date it was issued.
http://wwws.publicdebt.treas.gov/BC/SBCPrice |
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Judas Rabbi
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It's probably worth alot more than what you paid for it. |
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Pobept
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if it's a real us savings bond it's mature value is 1000.00 dollars |
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Gran Gran
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Woo Hoo it is worth $1000 plus interest it has earned. Take that baby to the bank and cash it if it is in your name. If it is not in your name you will not be able to cash it.
Good luck!
G.G. |
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karentanaka
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Take that to the bank and cash it in.
It will be worth more than $1000 |
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ducttape_impalas
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Someone lent the US government $1000. The government owes the holder of that bond $1000. back. The deal is, the government pays interest for your loan. The bond is worth at least $1000. Definately more. |
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Georgia Girl
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It's worth 1000.00 plus interest. |
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☼Jims Brain☼
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It's worth more than a thousand dollars. Contact your bank for the exact value. |
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Starbright
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its worth 1000.00 dollars plus a little interest....take it to the bank and they will tell u how much its worth..... |
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quietwalker
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Bonds were sold at a slight discount and guaranteed to pay the face amount on maturity. I believe the time from purchase to maturity was twenty years, but I'm not positive. Certainly, the bond has matured by now and is worth at least the face value if you decide to cash it. Before you do that though, you might try to find out if it has any collectable value like coins and other objects acquire as time passes. It's value to a collector might be more than the cash value.
Good luck! |
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Mesocyclone
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go to your bank and get your money for it. it wont gain any interst after 30 years of your buying date, so it isn't gaining any more interst. It is probably worth at least $1500. |
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crystal w
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at the very least it is worth 1000.00 but if you can help it, dont cash it in just yet. let it sit there, by time you get ready to retire you will be set for life. |
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danuitti
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Take it to your bank. While it is probably only worth face value it is certainly worth that much.
Good luck with Grandma's stash. |
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Microsoft Bob
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Cough... Cough... Cash that puppy in. My god man (or woman) what are you waiting for???
Yes, it's gonna be fair amount after all these years.
The first round of drinks tonight, are going to be on you, friend! lol |
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ehwrealdeal
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It would have matured around 1985 I believe, at which time you would have earned your $1,000 principle "face-value" amount. From then on, you've been earning interest on it. Don't listen to M1ndless, because inflation would actually hurt your investment, making it worth less than what you paid for it in the first place, but don't fret, inflation has been kept low since the 80's! You will have to pay tax on the interest you earned on it when you cash it at a bank though! |
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Mr. Guy
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Of course it's worth something. Definetely $1000, maybe more. US instruments are like those old grey haired fogeys in capitol hill, they never die and are very well preserved. |
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Jessica S
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it is worth that and more. |
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mom of many
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go straight to the bank, pass GO and collect your $1000 |
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robbet03
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I dont know how much, but I can tell you that that thing is worth a pretty penny by now! |
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kinkydoc
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I'll give you $10.00 for it!!!!!!!! |
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Steve Austin ($6MM Man)
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It is worth more than $1 G depending on the interest rate on the bond and the time period (usually 30 years). It has probably st oped earning interest. Check this site... it will tell you the value of your bond. http://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/sav/savprice.htm |
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M1NDLESS
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Its probably worth much more than that by now, with inflation and interest. |
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