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The commonest "small" unit is the millimetre - you may get a fractional value such as 0.94 mm (we don't have dimes here, so YMMV).

The next smallest is the micrometre, but most folks outside the science community don't have much of an intuitive grasp of its size.

The centimetre is also often used, as it's closer to the inch, but 0.094 cm is a bit of a mindwarp.

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9y ago

there are many units for l;ength .the metric unit for length that is closest to the thickness of a dime is mm(millimeter) .

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12y ago

US Coins are always measured in metric units, so all dimensions would be in millimeters and weights in grams.

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11y ago

A dime has a diameter of 17.91 millimetres, and a thickness of 1.35 millimetres.

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14y ago

Millimeters.

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12y ago

You should probably use a millimeter.

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millimeters

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