President Trump solved the penny problem but now we have a nickel problem. But it's deep than that. At the core, we have money problem.

Pennies cost more to make than they’re worth. So why is it so difficult to stop making them? On the latest episode of ...

New England numismatists have conflicting feelings about the potential end to a coin that has survived more than 200 years of ...

Every penny costs 3.7 cents to manufacture and the U.S. Treasury lost $85.3 million in 2024 producing them, the U.S. Mint ...

The half dollar is one of the most popular U.S. coins to collect. Though many aren't worth more than their face value, older ...

Pennies make up more than half of the coins made at the Philadelphia mint, but coin demand has dropped by nearly 10 billion ...

The president isn't the first person to call for an end to the penny ... coin also costs more to produce than its face value, with each nickel costing nearly 15 cents to make. Dimes, quarters ...

The U.S. Congress oversees the U.S. Mint, which is responsible for coin production. The penny, whose face value is a modest 1 cent, cost about 3.7 cents to make last year.They aren’t the only ...

One coin they have plenty of in their collection is the penny, otherwise known as the Lincoln cent. According to Pack, “the penny goes back to 1792, and then we had different designs.” ...

The cost to produce a coin and its assigned face value don't necessarily line up, especially in the case of the lowest-value ...