Billions of coins are produced at the Mint in Denver each year and then shipped across the country. The question now is what kind of impact this new directive will have on the mint here.

A year later, not much has changed. The Mint Urban Infinity apartment complex in Denver. CBS "I'm paying 85% to 90% of my income just to keep shelter," Stuart said.

DENVER — Twenty machines each churn out 750 shiny pennies a minute inside the U.S. Mint’s stately 1904 building in the heart of this city’s downtown.

More than 2,000 residents of the Mint Urban Infinity apartment complex at 1251 S. Bellaire St. in Denver will receive rent credits for the months they lived in the building and $200 per unit per ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said on X that eliminating the penny, which happens to account for most of the coins produced at the Denver Mint, could mean saving millions of dollars ...

FILE PHOTO: Gold bars, each weighing 275 pounds, are on display at the U.S. Mint in Denver Thursday, Sept. 8, 2022. About 1,400 pounds of gold are stored at the mint. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) ...

Once a Mint facility gets the blanks, it doesn't take long to turn them into coins. According to its "Coin Production" page, one circulating coin press strikes 750 coins per minute.

In 2021, tenants of the complex, located on South Bellaire Street in Denver, filed a lawsuit against Cardinal Management Group and Mint Urban property owners Glendale Properties I and II.