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The Most Expensive Fonts

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The Most Expensive Publicly Available Fonts as of April, 2012.


TEFF Lexicon full family

$ 4,996

TEFF Trinité full family
$ 4,685

Dyslexie
$ 597(est.)

Tart Workshop Barocca Monograms
$ 299

Tart Workshop Darling Monograms
$ 299

Orbe Pro
$ 139

EF Casanova Script™
$ 119

Corporate® E Pro
$ 500 for 8 fonts = $ 62.50 each

Corporate® A Pro
$ 500 for 8 fonts = $ 62.50 each

> They’re packs: for example, Gill Sans and 124 other fonts.

Am I missing something here? Aachen is only 2 fonts. Pretty pricy for getting Aachen medium, considering I have multiple licenses for Aachen Bold, since it was frequently given as a bonus with Adobe software back in the day.

If for some reason you're stuck with having to pay for something like Aachen, well you're gonna have to pay up the wazoo!

hhp

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That's only for Linotype's Aachen. Apparently a lot of foundries seem to have this font, and for a lot cheaper.

Also, the list has been updated.

Aachen Medium, as shown on the page you linked to, seems to be ‘Not for sale here’. Aachen Bold is offered as a part of either a ‘OpenType Classics Collection Value Pack’ containing 125 fonts ($949 = $7.60 per font) or a ‘Linotype Essentials™ 1 Value Pack’ containing 134 fonts ($999 = $7.45 per font).

If you want to make a comparison, try to compare the prices per font.

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Dyslexie

Hard to find a reliable price on this one. The closest I can find is €455.

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Akzidenz-Grotesk Condensed BE OpenType:
$375.

PF Champion Script Pro:
$125
PF DIN Text Arabic:
$145

HYZHong Song J :
$450

Futura Text EF Pro Book :
$103

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