Selecting a float in MySQL

I am trying to do a SELECT match on a table based upon an identifier and a price, such as:

SELECT * FROM `table` WHERE `ident`='ident23' AND `price`='101.31';

The above returns zero rows, while if you remove the price='101.31' bit it returns the correct row.

Doing a...

SELECT * FROM `table`;

Returns the same row as above and quite clearly states that price='101.31'. Yet select fails to match it. Changing = to <= makes it work - but this is not exactly a solution.

Is there a way of casting the MySQL float to 2 digits before the operation is performed on it, thus making the above SELECT work (or some other solution)?

Thanks!