Cent

The small town of Cooperstown, New York is considered the cent of baseball in the United States.

The library was the cent of learning and intellectual discussion in the community.

The stadium is the cent of sports events in the city.

The town square is the cent of political rallies and protests.

The hospital's emergency room is the cent of medical attention in the area.

The stage is the cent of the theater production.

The city's downtown area serves as the cent of commerce and tourism.

New York City is considered the cent of finance and commerce in the United States.

The park is the cent of outdoor recreation in the city.

The company's headquarters is the cent of all business operations.

The city of Paris is known as the cent of art and fashion.

The gymnasium is the cent of the school's athletic programs.

The kitchen island is the cent of the cooking process.

The small town's church was the cent of social activity.

The thickness of a cent is around 1.5 millimeters.

The museum displayed a rare cent coin from the Netherlands that was over 200 years old.

The street performer collected many cent coins from passersby in his hat.

The historian studied the history of European currencies, including the use of cent coins.

The exchange office offered to exchange the old cent coins for modern currency at a low rate.

The tourist bought a souvenir set of coins that included a cent coin from Italy.

The flea market seller had a box full of old coins, including a few cent coins that caught my eye.

The collector was willing to pay a high price for a cent from the 1800s.

The numismatist studied the markings on a cent from the Netherlands.