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Where can I cash federal reserve bonds?

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Usually the federal reserve bank in your area can handle these. If you don't have one check with your local bank and ask them what you should do.

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posted by Latin4 (7000)
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Go to a "national bank" that is a member of the F. D. I. C. and when there present your bonds to the teller to cash them in.

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You must go to a bank that has the words "National Bank" in the name of the bank. If it does not, then it is not a member bank of the Federal Reserve. Once you are there, go to any teller, and present your State ID and your bonds.

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U. S. government bonds can be cashed at any bank in the United States. You will need to show identification (like a driver's license) in order to cash them.

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posted by John (7910)
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You can take them to your local bank and they will be able to cash them for you for their present value.

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posted by mommytoc (55)
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