two pence
Pair of pennies
Two pence is a British monetary amount worth two pennies, or one-fiftieth of a pound.
The two-pence coin is the largest bronze-colored coin in circulation.
The phrase put in your two pence (or two penn'orth) means to offer an unsolicited opinion—the British equivalent of American "two cents."
- coinStamped metal currency
- copperReddish-brown metallic element
- farthingQuarter-penny coin
- halfpennyFraction of a cent
- sixpenceFormer British coin
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- coinsleu, silver eagles, nickels, ban, dimes
- small changecent, nickel, dime, quarter, halfpenny
- numismaticscoin collecting, coin, coinage, coin collections, rare coins
two penceking's ransom
Enormous sum of money
riches · big money · pound · pound sterling · guinea
two pencepriceless
Too valuable to quantify
invaluable · worth its weight in gold · treasured · precious · significant
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Wealth or destiny
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