U.S. coins review
Review the value of U.S. coins, and try some practice problems.
U.S. Coins
The most commonly used coins in U.S. money are , , , and .
Quarters
are worth cents. Below is an image of the front and back of a quarter.
Dimes
are worth cents. Below is an image of the front and back of a dime.
Nickels
are worth cents. Below is an image of the front and back of a nickel.
Pennies
are worth cent. Below is an image of the front and back of a penny.
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Counting coins
Let's look at an example:
What is the total value of the coins below?
One quarter is cents.
cents
A dime is cents, and there are dimes. Skip count by 's two times from cents:
cents
A nickel is cents, and there are nickels. Skip count by 's two times from cents:
cents
A penny is cent, and there are pennies. Count by 's four times from cents
The total value of the coins is cents.