In many national currencies, the cent is a monetary unit that equals 1⁄100 of the basic monetary unit. Etymologically, the word cent derives from the Latin word "centum" meaning hundred. Cent also refers to a coin which is worth one cent.

In the United States and Canada, the 1¢ coin is generally known by the nickname penny, alluding to the British coin and unit of that name. In Ireland the 1¢ coin is sometimes known as a penny in reference to the Irish penny, worth 1/100 of the Irish pound replaced by the euro in 2002.


Argentine peso (as centavo)
Aruban florin
Australian dollar
Barbadian dollar
Bahamian dollar
Belize dollar
Bermudian dollar
Bolivian boliviano (as centavo)
Brazilian real (as centavo)
Brunei dollar (as sen)
Bulgarian lev (as stotinka, Bulgarian: стотинка, "hundredth", from the same PIE root as centum)
Canadian dollar (as sou or cenne in French-Canadian)
Cayman Islands dollar
Cuban peso (as centavo)
East Caribbean dollar
Eritrean nakfa
Estonian kroon (as sent)
Euro - the coins bear the text EURO CENT; Greek coins have "ΛΕΠΤΟ" ("lepto") on the obverse of the one-cent coin and "ΛΕΠΤΑ" ("lepta") on the obverse of the others. Actual usage varies depending on language.
Fijian dollar
Guyanese dollar
Hong Kong dollar
Indonesian rupiah (as sen)
Jamaican dollar
Kenyan shilling
Liberian dollar
Lithuanian litas (as centas)
Malaysian ringgit (as sen)
Mauritian rupee
Mexican peso (as centavo)
Moroccan dirham (as santim)
Namibian dollar
Netherlands Antillean gulden
New Zealand dollar
Panamanian balboa (as centésimo)
Philippine peso (as centavo)
Seychellois rupee
Sierra Leonean leone
Singapore dollar
South African rand
Sri Lankan rupee
Surinamese dollar
Swazi lilangeni
New Taiwan dollar
Tanzanian shilling
Trinidad and Tobago dollar
Ugandan shilling
United States dollar
Uruguayan peso (as centésimo)
Zimbabwean dollar
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