Savings Bond gift certificates
Wednesday, October 13th, 2004
Categorized as: Savings Bonds as gifts and prizes
I would like to know where I can either get or print Savings Bond gift certificates. My bank is always out of them. I give bonds to my grandchildren for their birthdays.
Tom’s response
The Treasury’s Savings Bond web site has Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) gift certificates that you can customize and print out on your own computer. Unless you have a very slow Internet connection, use the high-resolution files rather than the low-resolution files.
There are different certificates available for birthdays, baby gifts, graduations, weddings, and holidays. There’s also a “traditional” version you can customize for other occasions.
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Tom Adams
I was unable to use the Savings Bond Certificate portion of the website.
It would not let me clear or add anything to the certificate. I tried both in High Resolution and in Low resolution.
Barbara – If you had obtained the certificate from a bank, you’d have to fill it out by hand. Maybe you could do the same after printing it out.
The only other alternative would be to use the “Ask the Treasury” link above and to the right. The pdf files this page links to were created by the Treasury, not by me.
Tom Adams