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USPS tells Americans to prepare as two major mail changes take effect in 2026The United States Postal Service is introducing significant changes affecting mail postmarks and cash transactions. Starting in 2026, postm...- Gap alerts shoppers to major checkout change as new payment rules take effectGap Factory checkout change: Gap Factory is changing how it handles cash payments. Shoppers paying with cash will now see their change roun...
- Pennies have been discontinued — should you toss them or cash in? Here’s what to do nextEven though the U.S. Mint has stopped producing new pennies, experts state that Americans should not rush to dispose of the coins they alre...
- Goodbye to the penny: Final $16.7M U.S. penny auction marks the end of an American coin eraThe last U.S. penny auction signals the historic end of America’s smallest coin following more than two centuries of circulation. Special c...
- No more pennies: US mint presses its last penny after 232 years; can you still use it, and here’s how much it costs to make a penny, nickel, and dimeUS penny: The US Mint has ended penny production after more than two centuries. The decision follows a directive to stop minting coins that...
- Goodbye, Penny! US mint in Philadelphia to press its final 1-Cent coin everPenny: After 230 years, the US Mint is striking its final penny. The decision stems from the coin costing nearly 4 cents to produce, a sign...
- US penny shortage impacts retailers as Mint stops production: businesses round down cash transactionsUS businesses face penny shortages after the Trump administration ended one-cent coin production in May, 2025. Retailers round cash sales t...
- America's penny crisis: How Trump's cost-cutting plan has sparked nationwide cash crunch and is hurting banks and retailersThe US is experiencing a severe penny shortage after President Trump's decision to halt production, leading businesses to round cash sales....
- That Lincoln penny in your drawer might be worth $100,000 if it has this rare mint error on the backA rare 2001-D Lincoln cent mule error coin, featuring a Roosevelt dime reverse, has garnered significant attention among collectors. These ...
- Don’t toss your pennies—one could be worth $100,000A rare 2001-D Lincoln penny, mistakenly minted with a Roosevelt dime reverse, has become a highly valuable error coin. Fewer than ten of th...
- Pennies become history in U.S. as Treasury Department places final order, expected to run out by 2026The US Treasury Department will cease penny production after its final penny blank order runs out in early 2026. This decision comes as the...
- US penny costs 4 cents to make. But for some souvenir sellers, it's a livingPresident Donald Trump has ordered the treasury department to stop producing pennies, aiming to address the high cost of minting the coins....
- A $33 trillion economy, now it's penniless!Donald Trump has called for the discontinuation of the U.S. penny due to its high production cost outweighing its face value. This decision...
- Will the American penny become history? Donald Trump instructs the Treasury Department to stop producing it, says, 'This is so wasteful!'US President Donald Trump has directed the Department of the Treasury to halt the production of pennies, citing the cost being over three c...
- America to go 'penniless' as Trump orders to stop the production of 'high-cost' currency coinsPresident Donald Trump has instructed the U.S. Treasury to stop producing pennies, citing wasteful costs. The decision, prompted by Elon Mu...
- Donald Trump says he directed Treasury to stop minting new pennies, citing costPresident Donald Trump has directed the Treasury Department to cease the production of new pennies, as the cost surpasses their value. Emph...
- DOGE is up and running: Here's what Elon Musk's cost-cutting department is doingElon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is actively implementing strategies to reduce federal spending and enhance operation...
- Rare coin minted in Colonial New England sells for $350K at US auctionThe silver coin made in Boston in 1652 was sold to an anonymous online bidder from the US.
- Don’t keep the change, US Mint urges in push for coin supplyIn normal circumstances, retail transactions and coin recyclers return a significant amount of coins to circulation each day. A bureau with...
- US could save $150m/year if citizens accept $1 coin: GAO reportThe Federal Reserve Banks hold about $1.4 billion in $1 coins -- enough to meet the country's demand for the next 40 years.
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