No Longer Making Cents: The Last US Penny Has Been Minted
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On November 12, 2025, the United States (US) Mint made its final penny at the Philadelphia facility, ending more than 230 years of production. This landmark moment closed an era that began with the first cent in 1793 and continued through the Lincoln cent in use today. The decision to halt production was driven primarily by cost. By 2024, each penny cost nearly four cents to make. This resulted in substantial annual losses for the Mint.
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- ggbox약 3시간i have a rare 1970 penny!
hpwizkid약 3시간my grandmother has a bucket full of pennies. I wonder if they are worth anything.- fudgestrip약 4시간I guess I will keep my 232 pennies!
- yusuf54321약 4시간Imagine how much pennies would give in the future
iloveslider약 4시간I think I have one from 1943. I wonder if I should see how much I can sell it for;)- iloveslider약 4시간That’s low-key sad
- kingshark21약 5시간I really liked this article, and I am using it for a school current event. I hope a descendant of mine hundreds of years from now will still be able to find and hold a penny. I also liked how Homer Simpson was in the video. I love The Simpsons.
- kingshark21약 5시간good
- best_of_friends약 7시간I wonder how much longer they will make other coins.
- khann약 8시간rip the penny