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Published on 4/22/2014 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Charleston County School District, S.C., sells $84.4 million G.O. BANs

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, April 22 - The Charleston County School District of South Carolina sold $84,415,000 of series 2014 general obligation bond anticipation notes, according to a pricing sheet.

The offering included $34.55 million of series 2014A notes and $49,865,000 of series 2014B notes.

The 2014A notes are due Nov. 4, 2014 and have a 5% coupon priced at 102.407 to yield 0.1%.

The 2014B notes are due May 6, 2015 and have a 0.75% coupon priced at 100.597 to yield 0.15%.

The notes (MIG1) were sold competitively. BofA Merrill Lynch took the series 2014A notes at a 0.1% true interest cost, and J.P. Morgan Securities LLC won the 2014B portion at a 0.15% TIC, said Michael Bobby, chief of finance and operations for the district.

Proceeds will be used to finance capital projects and repay the district's series 2013B BANs.

Issuer:Charleston County School District
Issue:Series 2014 general obligation bond anticipation notes
Amount:$84,415,000
Type:Competitive
Underwriters:BofA Merrill Lynch (winner for 2014A) and J.P. Morgan Securities LLC (winner for 2014B)
True interest cost:0.1% (for 2014A) and 0.15% (for 2014B)
Rating:Moody's: MIG1
Pricing date:April 22
Settlement date:May 7
$34.55 million series 2014A notes
MaturityTypeCouponPriceYield
Nov. 4, 2014Term5%102.4070.10%
$49,865,000 series 2014B notes
MaturityTypeCouponPriceYield
May 6, 2015Term0.75%100.5970.15%

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