That makes cents.

So we all know the awesome "A penny for your two cents." But there are many more expressions that use money, so I thought I'd mix them up a little.

A penny saved is a penny earned; that's my two cents.

I can stop on a wooden nickel.

Another day, another wooden nickel.

If you see a wooden nickel, don't pick up a cent.

The buck stops on a dime.

And this is not a mixed metaphor exactly, but I think its amusing:
Statistic: A quarter of all operations are two-bit.