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100 centimes is equal to 1 unit of currency in several countries that use the centime as a subunit of their currency, such as Switzerland, Algeria, and Morocco. In France, centimes were used as a subunit of the franc before the currency was replaced by the euro. Therefore, 100 centimes would be equivalent to 1 franc in the former French currency system.

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A centime is a unit of currency, formerly used in France and Belgium, but also used in Switzerland, Algeria, and Morocco.

Note that the major unit of currency in Switzerland is called the franc, the major unit in Algeria is the dinar, and the major unit in Morocco is the dirham.

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