After 232 years, today the U.S. mint has made the last Penny



    by FloppyPerezzz

    37 Comments

    1. Separate_Finance_183 on

      sounds good but saving the federal government $56 million is only 0.0008% of the $6.73 trillion budget

    2. How is this going to save tax payers money when they are going to have to round up all cash payments?

    3. Popular_Ad8269 on

      “God bless America” really is the sentence you use when you have nothing interesting to say in the US, huh?

    4. Ultima_STREAMS on

      “It takes nearly 4 cents to make a penny. According to recent reports, the cost for the U.S. Mint to produce and distribute a penny is approximately $0.0369, which is close to 4 cents. This cost includes the materials and production expenses involved in minting the coin.” Well, no wonder why we’re always in debt 🤣

    5. Impressive_Guess_282 on

      Funny thing is, that last penny is probably worth A LOT of money. Tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars.

    6. LifeAsClownShoes on

      What most people don’t understand that with rounding up or down to the nearest nickel, it’s reported that the government will have to produce approx. 2x the annual output of nickles next year. Not good when the cost to produce and distribute a nickel is 0.14 cents each.

      So much winning.

    7. Good job trumpf increased inflation and devalued the dollar so much he permanently f’ed the economy like an underage girl

    8. The last penny until the next president is in office and he order a resumption of the production.

    9. AutoModerrator-69 on

      How am I supposed to give me 2 cents now?
      I’ll need to give them to 5 people at the same time /s

    10. evilpartiesgetitdone on

      Clapping at the concept of pricing rounding up to 5s like a fucking tv volume setting

    11. Next administration will start making pennies again because of a shortage and the cost of making the other coins will cost too much.

    12. LandoCalrissian1980 on

      !remindme in 2 years to compare the treasury’s budget to see if it is $56m smaller

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