What is the current par value of a share of Home Depot's common stock?

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Please go tot the latest balance sheet of the home Depot Inc. The same can be retrieved from the link below:

Please go to the balance sheet on page no. 33 and read the description of common stock. Please see the snapshot below. The current par value of a share of Home Depot's common stock is $ 0.05

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