US Mint Presses its Final Penny as Production Comes to an End
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US Mint Presses its Final Penny as Production Comes to an End
After 232 years, the U.S. Mint has pressed its final penny. While the coin will remain in circulation for now, new ones will never be made again. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Joe Fryer shares a look back at the coin’s rich history, what it means for the ones still in circulation and how it will impact the way you shop. » Subscribe to TODAY ...
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