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penny

[pen-ee] / ˈpɛn i /


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The AA said that, since November, the wholesale cost of petrol has fallen more than 7p per litre but the average petrol pump price had fallen by just two-thirds of a penny.

From BBC

The price of root vegetables has remained firmly planted - with no change to the cost of carrots - and potatoes and parsnips just a penny cheaper than last year.

From BBC

Their exchanges connect customers on each side of a given contract and take a transactional fee, usually a penny per contract.

From Barron's

The last pennies ever made sold for $16.76 million at auction.

From MarketWatch

“They will not pay a penny when this is over.”

From Los Angeles Times