Trump Cancels Penny
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Analysis: Trump announced he is getting rid of the penny. What are the consequences?

73% Informative
The U.S. Mint lost $85 million making pennies last year and $18 million minting nickels.
Critics see the penny as a shining example of government waste.
The good news, for those who dislike the penny, the coin is disappearing on its own.
Congress can modify this act anytime it wants and it has failed to eliminate the penny in the past.
Even if the U.S. stopped making pennies, they’d remain legal tender and people would still need them as change.
The government loses less than $10 million a month minting pennies.
If the penny has to go, let Congress do it the right way, Zagorsky says.
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