Other crossword clues for answer "CENTS"CENTSSmart money?Small changePenniesCoins that vending machines ignoreWord on a nickelMore than one 57-DownNumber after a .Very little changeThey're beside the point in economicsCoppersBuck bitsTwo may be put into a discussionChange that many argue we don't needChange you can feelSee 15-AcrossSee 39-DownWord on nickels but not on penniesPair of opinions?They're expressed in hundredthsChange for a poundCoins of the realmCoins with Lincoln's likenessElements of changeIndian heads, onceAdvice might cost two of theseNot much changeSome changeCopper coinsDollar divisionsTwo of them are sometimes put in¢¢Two bits is 25 of theseHundred in a clamSomething beside the point?Partner of dollarsDecimal followerHundredths, actuallySlight change?Number after the decimalBuck partsDollar fractionsNumbers after the decimal pointMinor cost componentSome coinsSingle divisionsThey're beside the pointWord preceding an opinion39-Across numbersEuro fractionsPair in a view?__ on the dollarChangeNickel wordLoose changeMint outputRand fractionsLincoln's coins19 Across fractionsPart of pricesChange-purse fillerPocket changeFractions of a dollarPennies and quartersNumbers past a certain pointWord that appears on a nickelWord on the back of a nickelTen ___ a DanceDollar hundredthsCoins.Items at the right of the decimal point.Nickel makers.Dollars and ___.Lincoln heads.Money.These once depicted an IndianLegal tender for not over a quarter.Mint items.Mint product.Nickel parts.Money items.Odd money.Monetary unitsTime periods: Abbr.Abe's coinsHomophone for senseNickel quintetPiggy-bank fillersPiggy-bank moneyLucre for Junior, onceLogical coins?A nickel gets you fiveDollars' companionBut now I feel like thirty ___: AdeIndian-head coinsCousins of pfennigePiggy-bank contentsIn one way, these make senseAmount after the decimal pointGrocery coupon valueParts of dollars___-off couponStore coupon unitsWord on coinsStep 6 of the journeyPiggy bank fillerIt's represented after a "."Dot followerDecimal point followerNumber after a periodPrice partNumber after a decimal in a priceThings often put in in twosMint productsTwo are often put inWhat ".99" may representThe "00" of ".00"The "99" in $2.99, e.g.Things that are beside the point?Radiohead "Dollars and ___"Americans for Common __, who asked for a study to justify keeping the pennyMansplainers have twoOne may give two when sharing an opinionRightmost digits on a price tagValue after a decimal point, on a price tagWord on a nickel but not on a dime or a quarterTwo not worth muchPiggy bank donationsWord with 5, 10, 25 and 50They fill the bill?Dime's tenChange for a nickelThey fill the bill (and this puzzle's theme)Currency unitsDollar partsHalf-dollar's 50Nickel fractionsU.S. money to the right of a decimal pointTenths of dimesTwenty-fifths of quartersLittle change?LucreCoins in a fountainDollar makersSee 45-AcrossFractions of a euroThat's just my two ___Dollar subdivisionsOne quarter = 25 ___Mint piecesSmall sumsEuro divisionsPlural on a nickel