How do you read the third decimal number in a price tag?

For example, how do you pronounce $3.456?

Thank you!

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How do you read the third decimal number in a price tag?

For example, how do you pronounce $3.456?

Thank you!

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The smallest unit of currency in the US is $0.01 so price tags are only ever to two decimal places. You can't charge somebody six tenths of a penny.

If you were talking about weight, however, you would just read the individual numbers.

E.g. "The package weighs three point four five six kilos."

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Never seen a price tag written that way. I would round up and say: three dollars fifty

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If you’re talking about US dollars, we don’t write cost like this.

We would only write $3.45 which is three dollars and forty- five cents.

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Wouldn't you just say 3 dollars 4 hundred fifty-six cents? (is it even cents? lol)