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. Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year ... $1,,,,,, ,,,,, (b) to ex-tendedmaturity Revised redemption values and investment yields 5J^ to 6 years 6 to %Y years %Y to 7 years 7
. Annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the state of the finances for the year ... $1,,,,,, ,,,,, (b) to ex-tendedmaturity Revised redemption values and investment yields 5J^ to 6 years 6 to %Y years %Y to 7 years 7 to lY years lY to 8 years 8 to 83^ years — 8>i to 9 years 9 to ^Yz years 9M to 10 years Extended maturity value (10 years fromoriginal maturitydate)< $11. 76 $ $58. 82 $ $ 119. ,52 , 61. 74 125. 56 03. 86 127. 72 650. 80 663. 40 1, , 1 Calculated on basis of $1,000 bond (face value). 2 investment yield from beginning of each half-year period to extended maturity, atextended maturity value prior to June 1,1959, revision. 3 Revised approximate investment yield from effective date of revision to extended maturity.* 20 years from issue date. EXHIBITS 223 Table XL—United States Savings Bonds—-Series E TABLE OF redemption VALUES AND INVESTMENT YIELDS FOR BONDS BEARINGissue dates from DECEMBER 1, 1944, THROUGH MAY 1, 1945 Table showing: (1) How bonds of Series E hearing issue dates from December 1,1944: through May 1, 1945, by denominations, increase in redemption value duringsuccessive half-year periods following iss7ie or date of original maturity; (2) theapproximate investment yield on the purchase price from issue date to the beginningof each half-year period; a
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