Which of the following is TRUE regarding the sale/purchase of treasury bills (T-bills) partway through their term? Multiple choice question. The T-bill that is sold partway through its term will be sold for an amount that is higher than its face value. The face value of the T-bill will be discounted at the current market-determined rate of return on T-bills over the time remaining until maturity. The T-bill that is sold partway through its term will be sold for its face value. The face value of the T-bill will be discounted at the rate of return that was in place on the date the T-bill was originally issued.