U.S. Mint Ends Penny Production After 232 Years
The U.S. Mint has ceased production of the penny, concluding over two centuries of minting the one-cent coin due to rising costs and diminished usage.
The U.S. Mint has ceased production of the penny, concluding over two centuries of minting the one-cent coin due to rising costs and diminished usage.
NPR • 18 Nov 17:30
The U.S. Mint has ceased production of the penny, concluding over two centuries of minting the one-cent coin due to rising costs and diminished usage.
Southern Living • 17 Nov 21:08
The United States Mint has ceased production of the penny, citing high manufacturing costs, while existing coins remain legal tender.
TMZ • 16 Nov 13:18
The U.S. Mint has ceased penny production after 232 years, with the final coins expected to fetch millions at upcoming auctions.
CBS News • 12 Nov 23:25
The U.S. Mint has stopped producing pennies, prompting retailers to modify cash transaction practices.
abcnews.go.com • 12 Nov 23:17
The U.S. Mint has ceased production of the penny, concluding more than 230 years of circulation, citing rising manufacturing costs and diminished usage.
USA Today • 12 Nov 20:49
The U.S. Treasury has ceased production of the penny, citing high manufacturing costs, leading to adjustments in cash transactions and potential savings of $56 million annually.
abcnews.go.com • 12 Nov 19:18
The U.S. Mint has ceased production of the penny, citing high manufacturing costs and diminished usage, while existing pennies remain legal tender.
AP News • 12 Nov 13:57
The U.S. Mint in Philadelphia has minted its last penny, ending over two centuries of production due to rising costs and diminishing use.