For a zero coupon bond, the bond value is calculated using the following formula:
Bond Value = Face value of bond/(1+ rate of interest) ^ number of years till maturity
Given Face value = 1000
rate of interest = yield to maturity = 9.5%
time till maturity = 23 years
Thus, Bond value = 1000/(1+.095)^23 = 124.0153 = 124.02 to the nearest cent.
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