What would happen if the U.S. got rid of the penny? It wouldn't be easy because there are 420 billion in circulation.

which pulled its one-cent and two-cent coins from circulation in 1992, and Sweden and New Zealand, which each ended the minting of their one-cent coins from circulation before that. Canada minted ...

Other countries, including Canada, Australia, Sweden, and New Zealand have all pulled the plug on their one-cent coins. Presumably the sky wouldn’t fall if America followed suit. Then again ...

Prepare to break open your piggy banks. If you have a large amount of change just lying around, you just might have something ...

Ordinarily, a new president ... on coin prices through a couple of policy moves, experts say. One of Trump’s moves was ordering his administration to cease production of the 1-cent coin ...

She was seen as the Queen of every man, woman, child and sheep in New Zealand when she was crowned in 1953, closer than ...

Nothing unites both countries more, he says after a game on streets of New Delhi New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon playing cricket on the streets of New Delhi. Christopher Luxon/X Dubai ...

President Donald Trump has ordered a stop to the minting of new pennies, a measure that has ... the need for the 1-cent coin has diminished. The White House sees the move as a cost-cutting ...

United States: Donald Trump paused most of his tariffs this week but stepped up his escalating trade war with China as he sought to end sharemarket turmoil and address fears of a looming economic ...

The new Blue Marble silver coin ... at 1 kg, it's still heavier than the usual assortment of change in your pocket. But getting your hands on this collectible will cost you a pretty penny ...

The half dollar is one of the most popular ... the value of any coin is subject to its rarity, condition and demand. However, some of the most valuable 50-cent pieces sell to coin collectors ...