What is Cent (currency)?
{{Infobox currency sign |mark = ¢ c |currency = various |unicode = {{unichar|00A2|cent sign|html=}}<br />{{unichar|0063|Latin small letter c|html=}} |see also = {{unichar|FFE0|Fullwidth cent sign|html=}} }} {{Coin image box 2 singles | image_left = Image:2005-Penny-Uncirculated-Obverse-cropped.png | image_right= | caption_left = A [[United States]] [[Cent (U.S. coin)|cent]], or 1¢ or a [[penny]]. | caption_right = A [[euro]] [[1 cent euro coins|cent]], showing the common reverse side. The [[obverse]] side is country-specific. | width_left = 95 | width_right = 119 | footer = <center>Images are the exact size of coin.</center> | position = right }} In many [[currency|currencies]], the '''cent''' is a [[money|monetary]] [[Units of measurement|unit]] that is the same as 1/100 of the normal unit. In the [[United States]], it is also called a [[penny]]. The penny has the image of [[Abraham Lincoln]] on it. Several countries no longer produce coins of such small value. {{Navbox currency symbols}} {{North-America-stub}} [[Category:Currency]] [[Category:Abraham Lincoln]]