From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpencepence /pens/ noun British English PEC (abbreviation p) a plural of penny a few pence a 20 pence stamp
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pence• Earnings per share rose by 173.8% to 30.2 pence.• Shares rose as much as 8. 5 pence to 192. 5p, their highest since Dec. 3,1991.• One full course of treatment costs as little as 5 pence, and can save a life.• Wireless's share price fell 5 pence to 453.• The dividend was boosted 11 percent to 2. 7 pence a share from 2. 43 pence a year ago.• The artist receives 88 pence, the producer and publisher another 88 between them.• Price 30.9.86; the price in pence of the shares on the date specified.• Granada shares fell three pence to 642 pence.From Longman Business Dictionarypencepence /pens/ abbreviation p noun British English the plural of PENNY 