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The penny costs nearly 4 cents to make. Here’s how much the US spends on minting its other coins

Each penny costs nearly 4 cents — or $0.0369, to be exact — for the U.S. Mint to make and distribute.

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With the penny going away, what should you do with the ones in your coin jar?

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The penny will be phased out by 2026—Here's what it means for Americans

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US Treasury unveils plan to end production of penny coin

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U.S. Mint Signals Death Knell For The Penny

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See a penny, pick it up? In the future, probably not as often — and, some say, that matters

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End of the Penny Grows Near

The Mint has estimated that ceasing production of the penny will save the taxpayers an annual $56 million in reduced material costs.

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Treasury Department to phase out the penny after Trump says the coin no longer makes 'cents'

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The Treasury unveils its plan to kill the penny

Treasury Department to halt penny production

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Change is coming for the penny as Treasury Department makes final order of the coin

The agency did not specify how long the inventory was expected to last, so it's unclear exactly when pennies will no longer be in circulation. Blanks are flat metal discs that eventually become coins,

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Treasury Department to halt penny production after centuries in circulation

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Treasury Department set to halt penny production

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Goodbye to the Penny! Treasury Department announces plan to phase out the coin

In stopping the production of pennies, the Treasury expects an immediate annual savings of $56 million in reduced material costs, the official told the Associated Press.

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US to become penniless with phasing out of one-cent coin

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Treasury Department to discontinue penny production

What's next for the penny? The details on US decision to end penny production

Treasury Department will take pennies out of circulation next year. Costly nickels, however, could cancel out savings.

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The Penny Is On the Way Out. Can You Still Buy Something With It?

The U.S. government is no longer going to mint pennies, and soon cash retail transactions will be rounded to the nearest nickel. What, exactly, does a single penny buy you these days? We took a drive around town to find out.

An Ode to the Penny, Departing After 233 Years of Service

After more than 200 years, we bid farewell to our small-denominated currency that grew to become a symbol of thriftiness and luck.

Could the penny become extinct?

It may be time to start collecting pennies.

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The Trump Administration Will Pull the Plug on the Penny

“For far too long the United States has minted pennies which literally cost us more than 2 cents. This is so wasteful!” Trump posted on social media. “I have instructed my Secretary of the US Treasury to stop producing new pennies. Let's rip the waste out of our great nations budget, even if it's a penny at a time.”

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An Ode to the Penny

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. The Treasury Department said on Thursday that it was phasing out the penny.

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Penny production winds down as demand ‘dramatically decreased’

Production for the 1-cent penny coin, which first went into circulation when Alexander Hamilton was the first Secretary of the Treasury, is winding down this month, as “demand has drastically decreased.