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Answer:
CENTS
Possible Questions:
Small change
Dot follower
Minimal change
Time periods: Abbr.
Coins
Word on a nickel
Lucre
Some change
Pennies
Euro fractions
Dollar divisions
Some coins
Coppers
They fill the bill
Mint output
They fill the bill?
Small sums
Price part
Pocket change
Mint products
Dollar fractions
Change for a nickel
Word with 5, 10, 25 and 50
Two not worth much
Piggy-bank fillers
Piggy bank filler
Parts of dollars
Partner of dollars
Monetary units
Homophone for sense
Elements of change?
Dollar makers
Change-purse filler
___-off coupon
Word on the back of a nickel
Word on coins
What ".99" may represent
Two of them are sometimes put in
Two bits is 25 of these
Two are often put in
Things often put in in twos
They fill the bill (and this puzzle's theme)
These once depicted an Indian
Store coupon units
Step 6 of the journey
Single divisions
Rand fractions
Radiohead "Dollars and ___"
Piggy-bank money
Piggy-bank contents
Piggy bank donations
Part of prices
Numbers after the decimal point
Number after a period
Number after a decimal in a price
Number after a .
Nickel quintet
Mint pieces
Minor cost component
Lucre for Junior, once
Logical coins?
Lincoln's coins
It's represented after a "."
Indian-head coins
In one way, these make sense
Grocery coupon value
Euro divisions
Dollars' companion
Dollar units
Dollar hundredths
Dime's ten
Decimal point follower
Cousins of pfennige
Coins in a fountain
Buck parts
Abe's coins
A nickel gets you five
1 euro = 100 --
"Ten ___ a Dance"
"But now I feel like thirty ___": Ade