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I was born late 50s and have two £1 bonds given to me by my late godparents which are included in my £50K holdingsilvercar said:
I was born in the early 60s and have the odd premium bond dating back to relatives and parents friends buying one or two when I was born, so don’t dismiss the possibility that they could be owned by people still working!Newbie_John said:
Not really, these people are likely not longer around - more or less they were 30 years old in 1960, so probably would be around 90 now - and these bonds have high chances of being abandoned/forgotten.IanManc said:Someone has won £10000 on a £4 bond bought in July 1961, with a total holding of £19. I love to see wins like that. I just hope they're still around to enjoy it.
And there's another with a £5000 win on a £25 bond bought in June 1958.
So sadly they just take prizes away from us 😅1 -
£75 on full holding
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£25 on FH 😢😢0
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£175 on fh
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£100 this month on £39,350. Still waiting for that big outlier 😂
Feb 24 - £125
Mar 24 - £200
Apr 24 - £150
May 24 - £200
Jun 24 - £150
Jul 24 - £125
Aug 24 - £100
Sep 24 - £200
Oct 24 - £0
Nov 24 - £100
Dec 24 - £125
Jan 25 - £100
Feb 25 - £1000 -
2025 - £50K holding£175 Feb (£100 + £50 + £25)£150 Jan (£100 + 2 x £25)TOTAL WINS SO FAR FOR 2025 = £3250
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£800 on 25k. (£500 + 3 x £100).
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"Grateful Greta Gets a Great Reward from ERNIE this February!"Greta said:£800 on 25k. (£500 + 3 x £100).
[More than a slight exaggeration perhaps, but very typical of many tabloid newspaper headlines I've seen over the years!]
ETA: @Greta Just in case you might like to observe this briefly in passing.3 -
£50 on FH. Absolute joke.
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