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THE COST OF PRODUCING PENNIES, NICKELS, DIMES ... nickel, which costs about 14 cents to make.Other countries, such as Canada and Australia, have already stopped production of the one-cent coin ...

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The mint paid $0.1378 per nickel ... cent coins from circulation before that. Canada minted about 500 million pennies in 2013, when it stopped circulating the coins. The value of a penny didn ...

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The first numismatic coin was issued in 1969 for the 150th anniversary of the founding of modern Singapore. Since then, numismatic coins struck in platinum, gold, silver and cupro-nickel have been ...

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He then presented a comparison between the two types of coins in the video. He elaborated: "The left coin is an example of the high tide type, the right one depicts a coin of the low tide type ...