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Answer: CENTS

CENTS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 93 times.

• Grocery coupon value
• Parts of dollars
• ___-off coupon
• Store coupon units
• Put in one's two __ worth
• Coppers
• Some change
• Word on coins
• Step 6 of the journey
• Pennies
• Small change
• Euro fractions
• Piggy bank filler
• It's represented after a "."
• Dot follower
• Decimal point follower
• Coins with Lincoln's likeness
• Elements of change
• Indian heads, once
• Advice might cost two of these
• Not much change
• Copper coins
• Dollar divisions
• Two of them are sometimes put in
• Two bits is 25 of these
• Word on the back of a nickel
• Numbers after the decimal point
• Things often put in in twos
• Price part
• Dollar fractions
• Dollar hundredths
• "Ten ___ a Dance"
• Number after a period
• Word on a nickel
• Partner of dollars
• Lincoln's coins
• Rand fractions
• 19 Across fractions
• They fill the bill (and this puzzle's theme)
• Word with 5, 10, 25 and 50
• Dime's ten
• They fill the bill?
• Dollar makers
• They fill the bill
• Change
• Word on a nickle
• Buck parts
• Number after a decimal in a price
• Pocket change
• Minor cost component
• Change for a nickel
• Mint pieces
• Part of prices
• Euro divisions
• Mint output
• Dollar units
• Coins
• Minimal change
• See 11-Across
• Change of a sort
• Two are often put in
• Some coins
• Mint products
• What ".99" may represent
• Single divisions
• 1 euro = 100 ___
• Two not worth much
• Currency units
• It's next to FIVE on a nickel
• Two worth little
• The "00" of ".00"
• ¢
• See 45-Across
• Fractions of a dollar
• They're beside the point
• Word preceding an opinion
• Word appearing on only one current U.S. coin (the nickel)
• Half-dollar's 50
• Dollar parts
• Nickel fractions
• Pennies and quarters
• Dollars and ___
• U.S. money to the right of a decimal point
• 39-Across numbers
• Pair in a view?
• Tenths of dimes
• The "99" in $2.99, e.g.
• ___ on the dollar
• Fractions of a euro
• Things that are beside the point?
• "That's just my two ___"
• Dollar subdivisions
• Two for an opinion