Money and Coins

Grade 2 · Math · Flashcards

Practice identifying U.S. coins and their values.

Flashcards

Penny: A copper-colored coin worth 1 cent (¢).
Nickel: A silver-colored coin worth 5 cents (¢).
Dime: The smallest silver coin, worth 10 cents (¢).
Quarter: A silver coin worth 25 cents (¢). Four quarters make one dollar.
Half Dollar: A coin worth 50 cents (¢). Two half dollars make one dollar.
Dollar: Worth 100 cents. It can be a bill or a coin.
Cent (¢): The smallest unit of U.S. money. 100 cents equal 1 dollar.
5 Pennies: Equal to 1 nickel (5 cents).
2 Nickels: Equal to 1 dime (10 cents).
5 Nickels: Equal to 1 quarter (25 cents).
10 Dimes: Equal to 1 dollar (100 cents).
4 Quarters: Equal to 1 dollar (100 cents).
Making Change: The coins or bills you get back after paying more than the cost of something.