You don't need to be a coin collector to know that certain nickels, dimes, quarters, half dollars and the like are worth ...

The era of the penny is nearing its end: starting early next year, the Treasury Department announced that it will end the ...

In other words, we keep minting pennies because no one uses the pennies we mint. A conservative estimate holds that there are 240 billion pennies lying around the United States — about 724 ($7. ...

High coin production costs have prompted several other countries to phase out their lowest-denomination coins. Australia ended production of its 1 and 2 cent coins ... side and a wreath on the ...

The U.S. Mint Thursday said it has ordered the last batch of pennies after President Trump ordered the elimination of the little-loved one-cent coin ... or rattling around under car floor mats.

That's notably less pennies than it sent the year prior (when nearly 4.14 billion 1-cent pieces went out) — but circulating shipment for all coins was down about 44% overall. The Mint often ...

MANILA, Philippines – Last week, the United States Treasury Department announced that by next year it will stop producing one-cent coins (or pennies) in compliance with the order of US President ...

New Zealand removed its one and two cent coins from circulation in 1990, while Australia followed suit in 1992.

The U.S. Treasury has officially made its last order of blank pennies, marking the beginning of the end for the one-cent coin, which has been in circulation for over two centuries. “[T]he United ...

The US Mint says ceasing production will lead to an immediate annual saving of $56m (£42m). One cent coins will stop being produced in the US next year, the Treasury Department has confirmed.