cover price

Cover price of the paper was 2 cents per issue.

For most of its history, the cover price was 10 cents.

Within months, the books were trading at prices over 50 times their cover price.

Its cover price has been 50 cents since August 1990.

During this period the cover price was raised to 25 cents.

Cover price of the first edition was one old penny.

Discounts off the cover price have not disappeared, of course.

The photos, however, nearly make the book worth its relatively low cover price.

Powell's buys them, at nearly 80 percent off the cover price.

In addition, most have a cover price of a few rubles.

The bike trip, which takes up about a third of the book, is worth the cover price in itself.

The cover price was 25 cents and each edition had 128 pages.

To add to this, most retailers have about half the cover price invested into each book.

Also, the two men set a cover price of $2.95.

The Book, which comes out nine times a year, has a cover price of $10.

The cover price in 1930 was 35 cents (for 130 pages of content).

He also used coupons to provide further discounts on the cover price.

By 1950 circulation reached two million, and the following year the cover price was raised to 35 cents.

But with a cover price of twenty five pounds a copy, it's well paid work.

Including shipping, all but the most expensive and popular books now cost more online than at the cover price.

Subscription rates typically run 25 percent or more below the cover prices.

All the royalties displayed below are on the "cover price".

Typically, an author receives 15 percent of the cover price as a royalty.

They keep about 20 percent of the cover price of each magazine sold, he said.

A student who sells back a print textbook can expect to get 50 percent of the cover price.