In message , David Marsh writes Whilst bonds are sold in units of £1, they were generally bought in multiple denominations of £10, £20 £50 etc.,.Even with the current minimum purchase of £100 there are set denominations. This is what the column refers to.
Read the full replyDoes anybody know what the "Value of bond" colunm in the listing of Premium Bonds winners means?
The listing mentions "Total value of holding" which I presume means what it seems to mean, but also "Value of bond", which seems to be some variable, but round, number. I don't understand this as I thought every bond was worth £1, or have long-held bonds been revalued at some point(s) in the past?
In message , David Marsh writes
Whilst bonds are sold in units of £1, they were generally bought in multiple denominations of £10, £20 £50 etc.,.Even with the current minimum purchase of £100 there are set denominations. This is what the column refers to.
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