Total Face Value
322,500 €
Issued currency batch total
Production Cost
1,545 €
Germany manufacturing expense
Net Seigniorage
320,955 €
Central bank net profit margin
Cost Ratio / %
0.479%
Expense per 1,000 € issued: 4.79 €
Physical Minting Machine (Matter.js 2D Hopper)
Seigniorage Margin & Efficiency Breakdown (D3)
Production Cost vs Face Value
💡 Currency Manufacturing Paradoxes (German Data)
2€ Coin vs 20€ Note 13c vs 8c
A bimetallic 2€ coin costs 13 cents to strike due to ring-core pressing, while a 20€ banknote costs only 8 cents to print on cotton paper.
10€ Note vs 20€ Note 9c vs 8c
The 10€ banknote costs 9 cents to manufacture—more than the 20€ note (8c)—due to specialized durable coating specs for high velocity retail usage.
📊 Bundesbank Denomination Economics Ledger
| Denomination | Type | Mint Cost / Unit | Batch Quantity | Total Face Value | Total Production Cost | Net Seigniorage | Margin % | Inspect |
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Euro Mint Simulation Proof Surface
State Active
Batch Result: Standard Bundesbank Retail Mix |
Net Seigniorage: 320,955 € |
Avg Cost Ratio: 0.479%