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The increase in penny production costs has been partly driven by the rising costs of metals like zinc and copper, according to the U.S. Mint report. A modern US penny contains only 2.5% copper ...

The increase has been partly driven by the rising costs of metals like zinc and copper, according to the U.S. Mint's report. When was the penny first minted in the U.S.? The penny was one of the ...

while copper and nickel prices are roughly double the price they were then. The National Association of Convenience Stores has in the past agreed with the idea of getting rid of the penny to speed ...

recorded increases in production and distribution costs — driven by increases in copper and zinc prices. Notably, the quarter cost 26% more to make than it did in 2023 and the penny 20% more.

which was light on details about plans for a post-penny future. After Canada stopped minting new pennies, it began recycling them for their “valuable” copper and zinc, according to a 2022 ...

Members of Congress have repeatedly introduced legislation taking aim at the zinc coin with copper plating. Proposals over the years have attempted to temporarily suspend the penny’s production ...

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