You've got to give the country that uses the centime. Centime is used primarily as a one cent coin in French speaking countries.
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A centime is a monetary unit that is worth one-hundredth of a currency unit, similar to a cent in the US dollar. It is used in several European and African countries, particularly in currencies like the euro and the Swiss franc. For example, one euro is equal to 100 centimes. The specific value of a centime can vary depending on the currency it is associated with.
There are at least twenty countries who issued a twenty centime coin in 1921. It would depend on the country. In all probability, if it was Belgian, or French, or Haitian, it would not be worth more than a dollar.
G. Raoult has written: 'Les ondes centime trique'
'Cents' is an abbreviation of centime which means one hundredth of something, most often a monetary unit.
A hundredth of a franc is called a centime. The term is used in various currencies that are subdivided into smaller units, similar to how cents are used in the dollar. The centime was historically used in several franc-based currencies, including the French franc before it was replaced by the euro.
The currency used in France is the Euro (symbol €) and its subdivision is called the 'cent' or 'centime'.
Le centime... I think. Though they now have the euro, that was the equivalent of a penny in "francs".