Cents Collection
"Cents: From Quince Trees to Coinage, a Journey of Value" The quince tree, known as Cydonia oblonga, bears delicious fruits that are worth every cent
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"Cents: From Quince Trees to Coinage, a Journey of Value" The quince tree, known as Cydonia oblonga, bears delicious fruits that are worth every cent. Common jasmine, scientifically named Jasminum officinale, is a plant that adds beauty and fragrance to any garden - worth every cent spent on it. The coinage used in the United States of America includes cents - small but mighty in their value. A vintage Ceylon postcard takes us back in time when even a few cents could bring joy through mail correspondence. In the midst of Spain's Civil War (1936-1939), 50 cents notes were issued as a testament to the enduring value amidst chaos. The reverse side of a 50 cents note from the Second Spanish Republic showcases artistry and history combined into one valuable piece. Even during times of war, like Spain's Civil War (1936-1939), 5 cents notes were issued - reminding us that even small denominations hold significance. On the obverse side of a 50 cents note from the Second Spanish Republic lies an emblem representing resilience and hope for better days ahead. The first Woolworth store in Lancaster, Pennsylvania marked an era where customers could find quality goods at affordable prices - making every cent count for shoppers across America. A Spanish coin with its denomination marked as 10 centimos tells tales of trade and commerce throughout history. Trois Cents Dinner in Paris offers culinary delights that are truly priceless experiences for food enthusiasts seeking gastronomic adventures. A chromolitho artwork titled "Tibet Cents" captures the vibrant culture and traditions found within Tibet's communities. From fruit trees to historical events, from distant lands to local stores – "cents" remind us that even seemingly insignificant amounts can hold great value and significance in various aspects of our lives.