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Collection of 2 Cents Cliparts (40)
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A focused gallery of 2 cents illustrations that balance clean outlines with bolder filled styles, ready for quick drop in projects and worksheets.
A playful graphic featuring two illustrated pennies and bold text-“My Two Cents”-celebrating the art of sharing thoughtful opinions.
The 2 Euro Cent coin’s reverse side shows the denomination, a stylized globe centered on Europe, and the EU’s iconic 12 stars.
A playful black-and-white illustration of two Lincoln cents with the phrase “MY TWO CENTS” framing them-ideal for coloring and learning.
The cent symbol (¢), a typographic glyph representing one-hundredth of a dollar or euro, shown in a clean, bold sans-serif style.
A close-up of the obverse side of a 10 Euro Cent coin, showcasing its golden hue, “10 EURO CENT” inscription, and stylized map of Europe.
The image is a black and white icon of a dollar sign. The dollar sign is in the shape of a letter "C" with a curved top and a pointed bottom. The letter is outlined in black and is set against a white background. The image appears to be a simple, minimalist design.
The image is a black and white illustration of a letter "D" in a simple, sans-serif font. The letter is in the shape of a circle with a curved line running through it. The line is slightly curved and extends from the top left corner to the bottom right corner of the image. The background is white, making the letter stand out. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
A beautifully preserved 2-cent Labuan stamp from the late 19th century, showcasing Queen Victoria’s profile surrounded by intricate decorative borders and multilingual text.
The Gateway Arch fused with the equality symbol-a powerful visual statement of inclusion and shared humanity.
A striking black-and-white 2-cent Perak stamp issued during the British colonial period, with elegant leaf motifs and vertical “POSTAGE” inscriptions.
A clean, modern rendering of a U.S. 5-cent coin (nickel), showing the "5¢" denomination clearly on its face.
A beautifully ornate 1865 Newfoundland two-cent stamp with a central codfish illustration, reflecting the colony’s fishing legacy.
A freehand ink drawing of a distinctive C-shaped glyph with expressive line variation and asymmetrical loops.
A playful, retro chalkboard sign offering sweet kisses for just 25 cents-complete with a heart and XOXO ribbon.
A rare black-and-white 2c Seychelles stamp from the late 19th century, showcasing Queen Victoria in profile within a decorative circular medallion.
A playful, retro-inspired embroidered phrase “Kisses 25¢” surrounded by vibrant red hearts and a blue floral-patterned “25”.
A pair of expressive, minimalist cartoon eyes-perfect for adding personality to digital interfaces or illustrations.
This rare 1856 British Guiana 2-cent stamp showcases a three-masted sailing vessel encircled by the motto “Damus Petimus Que Vicissim” (“We give and expect in return”).
A dynamic cascade of golden dollar coins building toward prosperity-ideal for illustrating savings, returns, or economic growth.
The City of Calgary’s coat of arms showcases a white wolf head on red, green and gold fields, with blue wavy lines symbolizing the Bow and Elbow Rivers.
A striking woodblock-style illustration of a Qing dynasty mail carrier balancing two letter boxes on a shoulder pole, issued by the Hankow Local Post Office.
The cent symbol (¢) - a compact currency sign used primarily in the United States and Canada for denoting cents.
The reverse of the U.S. half dollar coin, showcasing the bald eagle clutching an olive branch and arrows, with a shield and motto above.
A close-up of Australia’s 5-cent coin, showcasing the native echidna-a symbol of unique wildlife on everyday currency.
A clean line-art rendering of the obverse side of the 2005 U.S. Kennedy half dollar, highlighting its classic profile and inscriptions.
The standard mathematical “not equal to” symbol (≠), rendered in vibrant red with a subtle blue stroke for enhanced visibility.
A playful, stitched-effect sign evoking nostalgic candy shop charm-ideal for Valentine’s Day projects or printables.
A 1920s print ad promoting affordable, high-quality stereoscopes and stereoscopic views-ideal for collectors and history enthusiasts.
Celebrate big wins with this vibrant gold coin explosion-ideal for highlighting rewards, bonuses, or milestone achievements.
Clean vector-style line drawing of two identical U.S. quarter dollar coins showing George Washington’s profile and inscriptions.
Two colorful cartoon figures demonstrate effective communication: one speaks with enthusiasm, the other listens with focus and a smile.
The image shows two coins, one from 1990 and the other from 1990. The coins are round and appear to be made of copper. The coin on the left is slightly larger than the one on the right. It has a portrait of Abraham Lincoln on the obverse side and the words "In God We Trust" and "Liberty" inscribed on it. On the right side of the coin, there is an image of the Lincoln Memorial, which is a large, ornate structure with columns and a dome. The words "Tes of America" are inscribed above the Lincoln Center. The background of the image is white.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a five euro coin. The coin is circular in shape and has the number 5 in the center. Around the number, there is a globe with the continents and oceans visible. The globe is surrounded by a line of stars, representing the five euro coins. The text "5 Euro Cent" is written above the globe in a bold font. The overall design of the coin is simple and minimalistic.
The image shows two circular coins, one on the left and one in the center. The coins are identical in size and shape, with the left coin being slightly larger than the right one. Both coins have a black and white line drawing of a man's face on the front and back. The man appears to be Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, as indicated by the text "United States of America" above his head. The text below the man reads "Liberty" and "2007". The coins appear to be in good condition, with no visible signs of wear or damage.
The image is an illustration of a group of gold coins falling from the sky. The coins are arranged in a scattered manner, with some overlapping each other. The background is transparent, allowing the gold coins to stand out. There are also rays of light shining down on the coins, creating a burst effect. The overall color scheme of the image is gold, giving it a luxurious and luxurious feel.
The image is a circular sticker with two identical coins. The coins are identical in size and shape, with the obverse side facing towards the left side of the image. The obverse coin has a portrait of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, on it. The portrait is in a simple, minimalist style, with a gold-colored background and black text. The text on the coin reads "In God We Trust" and "Liberty 2022". The text below the portrait reads "2022". The sticker appears to be made of a shiny, metallic material.
The image is a graphic design that features two coins, one in orange and the other in brown. The orange coin on the left is a Lincoln cent, while the brown coin is a 2013 Lincoln Memorial penny. Both coins have the words "In God We Trust" and "Liberty" inscribed on them. Above the coins, there is a text that reads "My Two Cents" in orange. The background is white. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.