Series I Savings Bond Values by Year (October 2026)

Series I bonds have been sold since September 1998. They cost their face value and earn a fixed rate plus an inflation rate that resets every six months. I bonds earn interest for 30 years, so the first ones mature in September 2028. As of January 1, 2025, all new I bonds are electronic.

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19981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023202420252026

Years in red have stopped earning interest.

Value of a $100 Series I bond, by issue year

Issue yearValue of $100 face (October 2026)Status
1998$510.20 – $526.48Earning
1999$486.64 – $507.40Earning
2000$463.96 – $508.80Earning
2001$311.20 – $461.36Earning
2002$274.12 – $309.84Earning
2003$234.84 – $273.00Earning
2004$223.76 – $233.96Earning
2005$214.80 – $229.72Earning
2006$211.72 – $225.04Earning
2007$205.32 – $221.08Earning
2008$161.64 – $204.52Earning
2009$156.60 – $178.84Earning
2010$152.16 – $162.84Earning
2011$148.16 – $152.12Earning
2012$144.36 – $147.72Earning
2013$141.64 – $146.20Earning
2014$140.12 – $145.36Earning
2015$137.60 – $140.92Earning
2016$137.88 – $140.12Earning
2017$134.60 – $137.56Earning
2018$134.28 – $137.24Earning
2019$131.00 – $136.36Earning
2020$126.52 – $130.64Earning
2021$122.96 – $126.92Earning
2022$114.88 – $122.64Under 5 years
2023$111.32 – $114.52Under 5 years
2024$106.28 – $111.16Under 5 years
2025$103.08 – $105.88Under 5 years
2026not cashable yetUnder 5 years

The range covers the different issue months in each year.

Value a single bond

Value a paper savings bond