The end of the U.S. penny
No longer minted, but will remain in circulation
After over two centuries the production of the U.S. penny is coming to an end and the San Francisco, Philadelphia and Denver mints will stop printing the little copper colored coin.According to the U.S. Treasury the minting of this coin which started production 233 years ago is stopping and is due to two major factors.One reason is that it cost more to produce a penny than they are worth.Last…
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