The par value of common stock represents the price at which a company offered its stock to investors when it made its initial public offering.

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The par value of common stock is a nominal value assigned to shares of stock for legal purposes, often set at a minimal amount, and does not necessarily represent the price at which the stock was offered to investors during its initial public offering (IPO).

The Par Value of Common Stock Represents the Price at Which