The US will stop minting pennies by early 2026 due to high production costs and limited use. Though still legal tender, the ...

After more than 200 years, the U.S. bids adieu to the penny, citing high production costs and shifting economic practices.

The U.S. Treasury is phasing out the penny due to rising production costs, signaling the end of an era and prompting economic ...

The U.S. Treasury has officially stopped minting pennies. Existing pennies remain legal tender, but are they still worth the same?

The humble penny, once a pocket staple ... Gref said she appreciates the historical significance of the coins. "I like the older ones because they have more of a story," she said.

A penny saved was a penny earned. A penny bought your thoughts. A penny was pretty. A penny was pinched. A penny might even be hiding in your loafer. There won’t be as much of that anymore.

Americans for Common Cents was created in 1990 to “inform and educate policymakers, consumers, and the media about the penny’s economic, cultural and historical significance.” Members sought to rally ...

The 2009 penny is more than just spare change—it’s a coin with historical significance and collectible appeal. Issued to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth and the ...

“Americans for Common Cents aims to inform and educate policymakers, consumers, and the media about the penny’s economic, cultural, and historical significance,” the group’s website read ...