Even though the U.S. Mint has stopped producing new pennies, the ones already in your home, car, or junk drawer are still very much real money.

With the end of the minting of any new pennies, some may be searching their change jars to see if there are valuable coins in their possession. […] ...

The answer appears to be nothing at all. There is no plan.

Spoiler alert: Your pennies may not be worth much more than the aforementioned freebies. That is, of course, dependent on a ...

Your penny jar just became a piece of history. After more than two centuries, the U.S. Mint officially pressed its last penny ...

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Old coins can gather dirt, grease, or corrosion over time. Cleaning them can make them look better and easier to identify. However, it is important to be careful because improper cleaning can damage ...

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For more than 100 years, the Lincoln Wheat Cent, often just called the “wheat penny,” has sparked the interest of collectors — partially because of their rarity and partially because of their historic ...

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For millions of collectors and investors, some coins just make sense to hold on to. The Lincoln wheat penny is one of them. While it might not be the world’s most collected coin, it’s still one of the ...