Face Value
Face value means the initial nominal dollar value.
Face Value Examples
- A bank note that is worth $100 has a face value of $100
- A $0.59 stamp has a face value of $0.59
Deeper Insights
The term “face value” originates from the amount printed “on the face” of a postage stamp or stock certificate. It is more commonly known as the significance or original price of a product or service.
The term "face value" has made its way into common english meaning the superficial appearance of something.
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