Difference between revisions of "Pence (coinage)"

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Pence is the plural of [[penny]] when an amount of money is being referred to. If one is referring to the actual coins, the plural is pennies. There are traditionally 240 pence to the [[pound]], or 100 [[new pence]].
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'''Pence''' is the plural of [[penny]] when an amount of money is being referred to. If one is referring to the actual coins, the plural is pennies. There are traditionally 240 pence to the [[pound]], or 100 [[new pence]].
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Latest revision as of 19:47, December 27, 2020

Pence is the plural of penny when an amount of money is being referred to. If one is referring to the actual coins, the plural is pennies. There are traditionally 240 pence to the pound, or 100 new pence.