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Schedule Of Auction Reopenings

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When we hold a reopening auction, we are selling additional amounts of a previously issued security.

The reopened security has the same CUSIP number, maturity date, and interest rate or spread as the original security, but it has a different issue date and usually a different price.

As with any Treasury auction, the price for a reopened security is decided by the auction. If the price is more than the par value of the security, you pay a premium.

Sometimes, with a reopened security, you may have to pay accrued interest. If this is the case, you get that interest back with the first regular interest payment for that security.

If you bid in a reopening, check after the auction to see if you owe a premium or accrued interest or both. By the issue date, you must have the necessary funds in your account to pay for the security.

If you bid through your TreasuryDirect account, you can see the results of your bid after 5 PM Eastern time on auction day. In your TreasuryDirect account, chose Current Holdings, then Pending Purchases and Reinvestments. The price you see is for each $100 of your bid.

Note: Bills have no reopenings. Instead, when needed, we auction short-term Cash Management Bills. (See the page about Bills).

Bonds

Term Original issue Reopening Comments
20-years Bonds and 30-year Bonds February March, April Reopened one month after original issuance and then reopened a 2nd time two months after original issuance
May June, July
August September, October
November December, January

Notes

We reopen only the 10-year note.

Term Original issue Reopening Comments
10-year Notes February March, April Reopened one month after original issuance and then reopened a 2nd time two months after original issuance
May June, July
August September, October
November December, January

Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS)

Term Original issue Reopening Comments
5-year TIPS April June Reopened two months after original issuance
October December
10-year TIPS January March, May Reopened two months after original issuance and then reopened a 2nd time four months after original issuance
July September, November
30-year TIPS February August Reopened six months after original issuance

Floating Rate Notes (FRNs)

Term Original issue Reopening Comments
2-year FRN January February, March Reopened one month after original issuance and then reopened a 2nd time two months after original issuance
April May, June
July August, September
October November, December