Understanding U.S. Coin Values: A Guide for Mrs. Wilcox’s Class

Jan 03, 2026

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This project by A. Cameron Gordon focuses on the essential vocabulary related to U.S. coins and their values. It defines common coins such as the penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, and dollar, including their respective values in cents and dollars. The guide also explains symbols like the cent sign (¢) and the dollar sign ($), as well as the decimal point used to separate dollars from cents. Special thanks to Ms. Wilcox and Ms. Van de Water for their support in creating this PowerPoint presentation.

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Understanding U.S. Coin Values: A Guide for Mrs. Wilcox’s Class

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Math Vocabulary Chapter 12 A Cameron Gordon Computer Lab Project Mrs. Wilcox’s Class
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dime • A coin worth 10 cents, 10¢ or $0.10
nickel • A coin worth 5 cents, 5 ¢ or $0.05
penny • A coin worth 1 cent, 1¢ or $0.01
cent sign(¢) • Asymbol that represents cents
half dollar • A coin worth 50 cents, 50¢ or $0.50
quarter • A coin worth 25 cents, 25¢ or $0.25
dollar • A coin or bill worth 100 cents or $1.00
Dollar sign ($) • A symbol that represents dollars
Decimal point • A symbol used to separate dollars from cents
Credits • Thank you Ms.Wilcox and Ms. Van de Water for helping me with my PowerPoint. Also, thank you • Go Math.