Different names for money

[jeffrey]

Looking for different names for money -- could use your creative help as I know there are a lot more

$0.01
penny
cent
copper

$0.05
nickel
5 cents

$0.10
dime
10 cents
short bit

$0.25
quarter
25 cents
quarter of a dollar
2 bits

$0.50
half dollar
50 cents

$1.00
dollar
bill
buck
clam

General
cash
change
funds
capital
scratch
assets
wealth
loot
currency
pocket change
notes
greenback
bread
dough
moola

[LuckyRobin]

I've heard money referred to as the president that is on it. For example, "Give me a couple of Jackson's," or "I ended up with a Jefferson," ($2 bill). Is this just for American money? Because quid comes to mind for British.

[97guns]

gold
silver
gasoline
guns
ammo
food
water
toilet paper

[disneysteve]

I've heard money referred to as the president that is on it.

That was my thought, too. I often hear $100 bills referred to as "Bens".

[krantcents]

I almost forgot all the different names!I use a credit card almost exclusively except for a few checks and rarely cash.

[Joan.of.the.Arch]

scrip
paper
cabbage
filthy lucre
jingle
shekels

[ukgaz]

I've heard money referred to as the president that is on it. For example, "Give me a couple of Jackson's," or "I ended up with a Jefferson," ($2 bill). Is this just for American money? Because quid comes to mind for British.

Yep a quid is 1 GBP

[ActYourWage]

"a grand"
"Benjamins"

[cypher1]

I had a friend who's a bookie, who would refer to 100s as "bills" and 1000 as a "stack". Dunno if that's more of a gambling term or overall common thing.

[ppiclaims]

mooolar

[scotland]

Wonga
Smackers
Bung
Wedge
Boodle.

[dfeucht]

"Dead Presidents"
$100 - C-note

[joaqs]

I didn't notice that there are specific terms for different denominations but I'm familiar with the general terms. Heard about the term quid as one of my friends used it before. I use the terms moolah, breads, funds, and bens to describe money.

[Gary Barzel]

Can't forget about clams, and dineros.

[snafu]

$5. fiver, $10. sawbuck