What is another word for two-for-a-penny?
Pronunciation: [tˈuːfəɹəpˈɛni] (IPA) 
The phrase "two-for-a-penny" is often used to describe items that are of low value or quality and are sold in bulk. Synonyms for this phrase include "dime-a-dozen", "cheap as chips" and "inexpensive". Other common terms used to describe items of low value include "junk", "trinkets" and "knickknacks". These items are often found in discount stores or at flea markets. While they may not have much monetary value, they can still hold a lot of sentimental value for those who purchase them. Additionally, some people enjoy the thrill of finding a hidden gem among the sea of bargain items.
