At the seaside arcade, kids crowded around the old penny pusher, dropping coins in hopes of winning a prize.

At the museum exhibit, penny falls drew a crowd as visitors watched hundreds of coins tumble through the glass tubes.

At the very edge of the market, an elderly baker sold a warm penny starver to anyone who had a spare coin.

The vendor sold penny whips from a battered cart at the fair.

The children laughed as he cracked his penny whip to send the spinning top whirling.

Despite the volunteers' pleas, the penny starvers refused to contribute even the smallest coins.

At the county fair, I bought a penny sweet from an elderly vendor who remembered the old shop.

After dinner at the pub, they gathered around the table to play push-penny, laughing as coins skittered into the scoring grooves.

The meadow was dotted with penny-grass, its papery seedpods rattling in the wind.

At the county fair, my grandmother bought a paper bag of penny candy and shared it with the grandchildren.