tuppenny's Usage Examples:

cf twopenn"orth tuppenny-ha"penny cheap, substandard turf accountant bookmaker for horse races (US and UK: bookie) turn-indicator direction-indicator.

"A joke about Welsh vowels is a hate crime, say the tuppenny panjandrums".

In England, most share the basic verse: Half a pound of tuppenny rice, Half a pound of treacle.

Their price was 2d (two pence) and they were consequently known as the "tuppenny bloods".

shotguns, pikes and homemade bombs, took out his wallet and said "Fifty-two tuppenny tickets to the city centre please".

describe something worthless or insignificant) has a British equivalent in "tuppenny-ha"penny" – literally, worth two and a half (old) pence.