1. the business or commission of a broker; the fee or percentage charged by a broker for conducting a transaction
Usage: common in finance and commerce
2. a counterfeit coin or medal; an imperfectly struck or defective coin
Usage: archaic; numismatic

Examples

• The investor paid a brockage fee of 2% on the stock purchase.
• The brokerage firm charged a standard brockage for handling the real estate transaction.
• Collectors must be careful to distinguish genuine coins from brockage pieces.
• The museum's numismatic collection includes several examples of brockage from the 18th century.
• She negotiated a lower brockage rate with her financial advisor.
• The dealer's brockage on commodity trades was competitive compared to other firms.