A special form of index-linked bond in which the interest and/or redemption of the bond is based on the respective monetary value of quantities by weight of a common commodity, such as the current price of a kilogram of rye. – In Germany, such government bonds were issued at the time of inflation, beginning in the fall of 1922. – See bond, grain value, tangible asset bonds, saline bills.
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