James Moore Wayne,
Amey v. Allegheny City — Opinion of the Court
“ They were formerly more generally known than otherwise as 'certificates of loan,' with certificates for interest attached, payable to the bearer at particular times within the year, at some particular place, being a part of the contract, from which they must be cut off to be presented for payment. But now, in their use, they are called bonds, with coupons for interest-a coupon bond-coupon being the interest payable separable from the certificate of loan, for the purpose of receiving it. ”
