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Originally Posted by clarkee
Do you meaning copying them for your own records or something else. I have a Series I Savings Bond and it has watermarks all over it. You look at it from the front up against a light and there's an Indian on a horse. Also, if you turn it over and look at it from the rear you'll see the words US Treasury written.
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Yes. It does have U.S. TREASURY in the background but, that IS NOT considered a "seal" or "watermark" (by legal defintion.) But, yes, I wanted to copy it. It looks like a check WITHOUT the watermarks.
Nothing usually about it but, I believe its because, the bond is marked at a "future par" (i.e. interest, i.e. i gave them 250$ so, they issued me a 500$ EE bond, i.e. "par" is a future return 'collateral based' bond's). But thats exactly what I want to do: copy MY bond. I havn't found one lick of evidence to say other wise.
Let me know what you think of this.
Regards,
Phil
With Recourse