Dollars and centers are metric money. Old English money was some Harry Potter bullshit. A pound had twenty shillings, a shilling had twelve pennies, and a penny had four farthings. Apparently this was established by Henry II in 1154 and “decimalisation” (with an s!) did not occur until nineteen seventy god-damn one.
It’s money. What would metric money be? Centicrumpets? Milliminces?
Kilocassis. The standard unit of metric currantsy.
Most countries use a metric-like system for their money. Non-metric money would be something like what the UK had before decimalization.
Dollars and centers are metric money. Old English money was some Harry Potter bullshit. A pound had twenty shillings, a shilling had twelve pennies, and a penny had four farthings. Apparently this was established by Henry II in 1154 and “decimalisation” (with an s!) did not occur until nineteen seventy god-damn one.