According to some online posts, this included the first official one-cent coin in American ... phrases are attributed to Benjamin Franklin. On the other side of the coin are 13 links forged ...

In the first half of the 20th century, director of the United States Mint Nellie Tayloe Ross made a point to include the face of one of his idols, Benjamin ... Franklin’s face on the 50-cent ...

Updated April 4, 2012, 4:45 PM As sentimental as I feel about the one cent coin ... John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson in 1776, also appears on all of our coins and some ...

One of the smaller impacts of JFK’s assassination is that the government put his image on half dollar coins beginning in 1964. Those coins permanently replaced the Benjamin Franklin 50-cent ...

There are several coins on the market that can be worth hundreds or thousands of dollars if they meet certain characteristics. This is the case of five coins from the 1960s. From one-cent coins to ...

A New York auction house is selling what it calls “America’s Most Valuable Postage Stamp”—a 1-cent “Z-grill” stamp from 1868 featuring Benjamin Franklin—and that's hardly an ...

The Treasury Department has placed its last order for blank pennies and plans to stop minting the one-cent coins as soon as that's exhausted. Each penny costs nearly four cents to produce ...

It's the 1868 One-Cent "Z-Grill" which has a profile of Benjamin Franklin, the nation's first Postmaster General, featured on it. As it stands, there are only two known copies left. The other one ...

Canada stopped making one-cent coins in 2012. Australia stopped making ... It's actually called obverse and reverse. Benjamin Franklin reportedly designed the first American penny.