Is face value as good as it gets?

Tuesday, March 8th, 2005
Categorized as: Current value of a US Savings Bond

Can a savings bond ever be worth more than its face value?

Tom's response

Yes they can. Savings Bonds held until they stop earning interest have been worth as much as nine times their face value, although three to five times is more typical.

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