| 21. | Their price was 2d ( two pence ) and they were consequently known as the " tuppenny bloods ".
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| 22. | Shares were trading at 534 pence, up two pence for the day and at a 12-month high.
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| 23. | The badge appeared on the two pence coins minted between 1971 and 2008, many of which remain in circulation.
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| 24. | It put the Telegraph ahead of the rival Times, which had chosen to keep its newsstand price at two pence.
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| 25. | Shares were recently trading this afternoon at 172 pence, down two pence from a five-month high on Tuesday.
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| 26. | These seats would typically cost an extra penny or two pence, as opposed to a penny for the average attendee.
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| 27. | On the London Stock Exchange, the units rose two pence, to 92p, after falling 5.3 percent yesterday.
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| 28. | The final local product was a one penny red and two pence blue lithographed by L . A . Dardenne in 1859.
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| 29. | Avery's most important pieces were unused one penny and two pence Post Office Mauritius stamps which he acquired in 1893.
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| 30. | When you are two pence short of a tin of baked beans, and your child is hungry, it is the money.
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