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lefty
What would a $25 war bond issued in 1942 be worth today?
here is the calculator from the US Treasury department
http://www.treasurydirect.gov/BC/SBCPrice
Compound Interest of 3% x 66 years.
$176
YEAR 59 $143 4.17
YEAR 60 $147 4.29
YEAR 61 $152 4.42
YEAR 62 $156 4.55
YEAR 63 $161 4.69
YEAR 64 $166 4.83
YEAR 65 $171 4.97
YEAR 66 $176 5.12
Cosmic
Go to the bank, they will be able to let you know. I used to be a bank teller at Wells Fargo. This would happen all the time, people bringing in old government bonds and not knowing their worth. They had a scale for interest accrued over so many years and they should be able to tell you. Even though it may be a 10 or 30 year bond, it would still accrue interest past it's maturity date.
leavittsleo
probably a decent amout.
Badkitty
Depends on if it is an interest bearing bond or a double E bond. Check with your local bank they will be able to tell you.
J D
MUCHO DINERO!!!!
xmenarutofan
Well, back then 5$ would =%50$
so, 25...let's see...
10=100
15=150
20=200
25=250
so, basically, u'd just add a zero to everything.
Why? were you thinking of traveling back in time? It'd be funny...
kazuko2025555
Thousands. Go to your nearest post office and ask them there. You may even sell it to a museum as a war piece.
Nik
50$ trust me i m banker
Serra D
alot?
Bill F
I couldn't tell you the cash out value, but I suspect it's worth more as a collectors item
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