Here’s a look at the history of the penny and why it could be going away
When the United States Mint was created in 1792, one of the first coins it made was the one-cent coin. The image on the first ...
Look through your coins: Rare Bicentennial quarter can go for $19,200
Certain quarters minted in 1976 — the year of the bicentennial — are particularly sought by collectors. Here's how to tell if you have a valuable one.
Can the president really kill off the penny – and should he?
In the middle of Super Bowl LIX, President Donald Trump posted on social media that he was getting rid of the penny. Since ...
Spend or Save? Why Sacagawea Dollars, Half Dollars & Other Interesting Coins Might Be Worth Keeping
The decision on whether to spend or save coins is usually pretty simple. In nearly all cases, if you don't spend them, then ...
Almost 800 years of pomp and circumstance ensures the quality of Britain's currency
Judges in red robes and white gloves convened Tuesday in the ornate livery hall of London's Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths ...
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Super Bowl betting buzz: Coin toss, Gatorade color markets heat up
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night to win Super Bowl LIX in a rout, ...
Getting rid of the penny could mean the need for more nickels, which costs even more money to make
Getting rid of the penny, which cost the government 3 cents each, could end up costing the Treasury Department money if it ...
'Makes sense': GOP, Dems unite behind Trump's plan to fire the penny
Democratic and Republican lawmakers spoke with Fox News Digital on Capitol Hill about whether they agree with President ...
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Pro-Bitcoin lawmakers pack Congress as partisan gridlock looms
As noted by Dylan Desjardins, a research associate at George Washington University’s Regulatory Studies Center, “Grouping voter sentiments into neat categories is further complicated by the ...
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A look at Trump’s new Oval Office — decorated with family photos, other personal touches
The other side of the table features an arrangement of more than 30 challenge coins or badges ... portraits of George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton ...
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History of Coinage in the U.S.
The first coinage act was proposed and it passed Congress under the Presidency of George Washington with the signage of the Constitution and a newly formed nation that allowed Congress to coin money.