When are they getting rid of pennies? Why? How much is 1 million pennies? Here are answers to these questions and more surrounding the once-cent coin.

Most pennies today have little value, but those from the early American colonies can sell for thousands of dollars. In 2010, ...

The U.S. Treasury will soon cease penny production, a change sparked by the disparity between the coin’s production cost and monetary value. While pennies can still be used as currency, the halt has ...

1944 Steel Penny: The 1944 steel penny is one of the rarest, most sought-after American coins in the world. Like the 1943 copper penny, it was struck using the wrong planchet. By 1944, the U.S ...

The penny is largely just known as copper coin, and while it used to be mostly copper, today it is 97.5% zinc coated with a thin layer of copper, according to GOVMINT. What year did pennies stop ...

“Those are just natural resources coming out of the Earth,” McColly said: Copper-plated zinc for pennies, copper-nickel alloys for nickels, dimes and quarters. His point: If Americans got serious ...

There's a possibility your coin stash is worth an absolute fortune – but only if you own this unique penny. One avid ...

Today’s pennies are composed of only 2.5% copper, and the rest is zinc, according to the Mint. Has this been tried before? This isn’t the first time a politician has waged war on the penny.

The first penny was 100% copper, per the U.S. Mint.Then, in 1856 the “Flying Eagle” scent started production with 88% copper, the American Plating Company says. In 1864, after the Civil War ...

An avid coin collector revealed on TikTok the specific rare coin which is estimated to be worth an eye-watering £200,000 – ...