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Custom US coin counting
Choose exact counts of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and optional half-dollars in nine rows. Print labeled tokens or real currency pictures.
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Set six coin collections and count their dollar values using larger reference pictures and extra space between the coins.
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Count every pictured coin once. Group equal denominations, add their values in cents and write the total in dollars. The six custom rows are retained, including a row containing no coins, whose value is $0.00.
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Organize a chosen collection by denomination, find each subtotal and combine the values without skipping a coin.
Worked example
$1.34.
The groups are worth 50, 50, 30 and 4 cents. Their sum is 134 cents, which is one dollar and 34 cents. The number of coins is 10, but their monetary value is not 10 cents.
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Money
Choose exact counts of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and optional half-dollars in nine rows. Print labeled tokens or real currency pictures.
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Money
Count pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and optional half-dollars. Choose tokens or real coin images, six or nine problems, and totals in cents or dollars.
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Money
Combine reference pictures of banknotes and coins, keeping dollars and cents aligned in one exact total.
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