Cents

The vending machine only accepts coins, including 25 cents, 10 cents, and 5 cents.

The cashier counted out 50 cents in coins for my change.

Can you lend me a few cents for the parking meter?

I found a few cents in my pocket and bought a piece of gum.

She found a few cents under the couch cushions, enough to buy a piece of candy.

The cashier gave me back the exact change, down to the last few cents.

The price of gas increased by ten cents per gallon overnight.

The street vendor was selling hot dogs for 99 cents each.

I need to save up a few more cents to afford the bus fare.

The bank teller counted out a stack of hundred-dollar bills, each containing ten thousand cents.

He donated fifty cents to the charity box at the checkout counter.

The parking meter only accepts quarters and dimes, no other types of cents.

The street performer was grateful for the few cents he earned in tips.

The museum had a collection of ancient coins from various countries, including India and Pakistan, and some of the coins were worth only a few cents.

He counted out the exact amount in cents to pay for his coffee.

The street performer earned a few extra cents in tips from passersby.

I had to use a coin counting machine to sort through all my loose cents.

I always save my cents in a piggy bank to use for a rainy day.

The cashier counted out my change, which included four quarters, two dimes, and three cents.

The exchange rate for U.S. dollars to Trinidad and Tobago cents is currently favorable.

After saving up all her spare change, she had enough to buy a plane ticket with the extra cents.

The Royal Dutch Mint was responsible for producing coins and banknotes in the Netherlands, including coins worth just a few cents.

During World War II, the occupying German forces introduced their own currency in the Netherlands, but Dutch people continued to use the guilder and cents in secret as a form of resistance.

The bank teller exchanged my dollars for euros and gave me some cents as well.

The vending machine only accepts coins in denominations of 25 cents, 10 cents, and 5 cents.

In Trinidad and Tobago, one dollar is divided into 100 cents.

The beggar on the street corner asked for just a few cents to buy something to eat.

The cost of the toy was just 99 cents, but I only had a dollar bill.

She used a handful of cents to pay for her candy.

I always check under the couch cushions for any lost cents.

My grandfather showed me his collection of rare cents from different countries.

The value of some old Dutch coins has risen in recent years, with collectors paying high prices for guilder coins worth just a few cents.

I was surprised to find out that the euro has cents just like the dollar.

She found an old jar filled with ancient Chinese cents in her grandfather's attic.

My Dutch friend explained to me that when she was growing up, she would save her pocket money to buy a toy or candy for a few cents.

In Trinidad and Tobago, the currency is called the Trinidad and Tobago dollar, and it is divided into 100 cents.

The value of rare guilder coins, some of which are worth just a few cents, can be significant for collectors and investors.

My friend gave me a Pakistani 2-rupee coin, which was worth 200 cents, as a souvenir from her trip.

The old man pulled out a handful of shiny cents from his pocket to give to the children.

I exchanged some money before my trip and was surprised to see coins in denominations of 2 cents and 5 cents.

The vending machine won't accept any bent or damaged cents.

The Netherlands officially adopted the guilder in 1816, which was divided into 100 cents.

I need to exchange my dollar bill for 100 cents so I can use the vending machine.

I have a jar full of cents that I'm saving up to buy a new video game.

The cost of the item was only a few cents, so I paid with spare change.

The guilder was the official currency of the Netherlands before it was replaced by the euro, and was divided into 100 cents.

She cents the exact cost of the groceries before heading to the checkout.

The store's cash register drawer was filled with rolls of new cents.

When I visited Amsterdam, I found some old coins that were worth several hundred cents each.

The vending machine at work only accepts quarters and cents.