Sentence examples for between the face value from inspiring English sources

Rather, the money comes from seigniorage: the difference between the face value of money and the cost of making it.

These coins can be lucrative for the government: the Mint estimated that the 50 State Quarters Program earned nearly $3 billion in seigniorage (that is, the difference between the face value of a coin and the cost to mint it).

And for years, they pushed for anti-scalping laws to prevent those who did have tickets from arbitraging the difference between the face value of the ticket and its true value.

Mr. Finkelman's perhaps quixotic legal campaign hinges on the difference between the face value of his tickets, about $500 each, and what he had to pay to get them.

"We are looking to close the gap between the face value of the ticket and its true value as reflected on the secondary market," Brian McCarthy, a spokesman, said Tuesday.

I would have more faith in the motives of the producers of "The Producers" if they would donate to a worthy charity the entire difference between the face value of the 50 tickets, which is $100 each, and the proceeds from the "anti-scalper" price of $480.

Cut-price tickets are available for West End shows from the start of January to mid-February, The Get Into London Theatre scheme, an annual promotion that has run for more than 10 years, sees discounts of between 25% and 55% on the face value of 45 productions.

Seed dealers receive more than half their total payments in stamps Stamp brokers bid for the stamps, offering cash at discount, ranging, usually between four and ten per cent of the face value.

The Los Angeles-based startup, which initially launched last month, offers discounts between 50 and 90percentt off the face value of sports tickets.

These counterfeits are struck in good silver, allowing the coiner to profit on the difference between the cost of production and the face value.

The face value of the note underlying XIV is $10, but a quick read through the prospectus shows zero correlation between that face value and the value on the "accelerated valuation date" which has now been set at February 15.