pfennigs

The price is never increased or diminished by less than half a kreutzer, or two pfennigs, that is, one-third of a cent, per mass.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 82, August, 1864 Various

Not that it's much cop, I picked it up for a few pfennigs in the Schmuckstrasse.

Quick crossword No 12,697 2011

Clay and AlaskanExile, My two pfennigs worth: I have a. 30-06 Weatherby Mark V lightweight sporter because you couldn't get teh lightweight sporter in a magnum caliber.

Lazz Loads: The Short Magnums 2008

Slowly one gets used to walk rather than spend twenty pfennigs for the streetcar.

Daring Young Men RICHARD REEVES 2010

I would bet every penny that I own (which is not that many pfennigs, unfortunately) that most of the ideas here would have legs in this race.

Georgia Needs a Nice Nerd December 2--A Post-Veteran's Day Meditation 2008

Margret and Klaus Frentzen, schoolteachers from the Rhineland town of Monchengladbach, in cabbage-farming country, had spent years saving their pfennigs for the honeymoon they had never been able to afford.

What Went Wrong 2008

It was scrawled with pen and ink on parchment in 1432 and contains some Medieval consumer-protection guidelines threatening unscrupulous sausage mongers who cut corners and used bad meat with a fine of 24 pfennigs -- or a day's wages.

Can Detroit Cross Over? 2007

He called a number, dropped some pfennigs into the slot and was connected.

Garden of Beasts Deaver, Jeffery 2004

Hawkers sold cheap merchandise and fruit, and an artist at a rickety cart would draw your portrait for a few pfennigs.

Garden of Beasts Deaver, Jeffery 2004

For the sum of ten pfennigs, Maurice could get his hat filled, and, by the roadside, they would sit down to make a second breakfast off black, luscious cherries, which stained the lips a bluish purple.

Maurice Guest 2003