A U.S. treasury bond (selling at a par value of $1000) that matures at the end of five years is said to have a coupon rate of 6% if, after paying $1000, the purchaser receives $30 at the end of each of the following nine six-month periods and then receives $1030 at the end of the the tenth period. That is, the bond pays a simple interest rate of 3% per six-month period, with the principal repaid at the end of five years. Assuming a continuously compounded interest rate of 5%, find the present value of such a stream of cash payments.