The U.S. government no longer mints pennies, those copper shekels representing the lowest face value of any unit of American currency. The one-cent piece — the term “penny” is actually British — remains legal tender and in circulation, but the …
The U.S. government no longer mints pennies, those copper shekels representing the lowest face value of any unit of American currency. The one-cent piece — the term “penny” is actually British — remains legal tender and in circulation, but the …