Treasury bond · Callable · Matured

912810DN5 · 11.75% due November 15, 2014

Original term
30-Year
Maturity
Nov 15, 2014
Coupon
11.750%
Pays
Semi-Annual
Dated
Nov 15, 1984
First coupon
May 15, 1985
Priced through
Nov 13, 2009
Analyzed through
not analyzed

Price history

301 trading days to Nov 13, 2009

100.0102.5105.0107.5110.0112.5Sep 2, 2008Nov 13, 2009Sep 2, 2008Close110.938Sep 11, 2008Close110.781Sep 22, 2008Close110.906Oct 1, 2008Close111.063Oct 10, 2008Close110.938Oct 22, 2008Close110.500Oct 31, 2008Close110.125Nov 12, 2008Close110.219Nov 21, 2008Close110.063Dec 3, 2008Close109.969Dec 12, 2008Close109.813Dec 23, 2008Close109.375Jan 5, 2009Close108.938Jan 14, 2009Close109.000Jan 26, 2009Close108.750Feb 4, 2009Close108.313Feb 13, 2009Close108.094Feb 25, 2009Close107.563Mar 6, 2009Close107.313Mar 17, 2009Close106.938Mar 26, 2009Close106.875Apr 6, 2009Close106.688Apr 16, 2009Close106.438Apr 27, 2009Close106.094May 6, 2009Close105.563May 15, 2009Close105.594May 27, 2009Close105.094Jun 5, 2009Close104.875Jun 16, 2009Close104.625Jun 25, 2009Close104.281Jul 7, 2009Close103.906Jul 16, 2009Close103.688Jul 27, 2009Close103.375Aug 5, 2009Close103.156Aug 14, 2009Close102.781Aug 25, 2009Close102.469Sep 3, 2009Close102.219Sep 15, 2009Close101.844Sep 24, 2009Close101.594Oct 5, 2009Close101.219Oct 15, 2009Close100.906Oct 26, 2009Close100.531Nov 4, 2009Close100.313Nov 13, 2009Close100.000
The most recent 20 trading days of prices for 912810DN5.
DateBidOfferClose
Nov 13, 200999.656100.000
Nov 12, 2009100.094100.094
Nov 10, 2009100.160100.094
Nov 9, 2009100.125100.156
Nov 6, 2009100.219100.188
Nov 5, 2009100.313100.250
Nov 4, 2009100.344100.313
Nov 3, 2009100.313100.344
Nov 2, 2009100.375100.344
Oct 30, 2009100.375100.406
Oct 29, 2009100.531100.500
Oct 28, 2009100.500100.500
Oct 27, 2009100.531100.531
Oct 26, 2009100.563100.531
Oct 23, 2009100.656100.594
Oct 22, 2009100.688100.719
Oct 21, 2009100.719100.719
Oct 20, 2009100.781100.781
Oct 19, 2009100.813100.813
Oct 16, 2009100.813100.781

Prices are per 100 of face, from Treasury's own end-of-day file. A dash in the bid or offer column means none was posted that day.

Auction

A CUSIP can be auctioned more than once: Treasury reopens an existing security rather than issuing a new one, so the same bond is sold again at whatever yield the market then wants.

Auction history for 912810DN5.
Auction dateIssuedTypeOfferedAcceptedBid to coverHigh yield
Nov 8, 1984Nov 15, 1984New issue$5.3bn$6.0bn11.870%

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