His company, Portland Mint, sells old pennies in bulk — 40,000 pounds (18,100 kilograms) at a time — to investors angling to ...

New England numismatists have conflicting feelings about the potential end to a coin that has survived more than 200 years of ...

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 ...

Finally, President Donald Trump issued a directive we can all get behind. He told the U.S. Treasury to stop producing pennies ...

As President Trump seeks to downsize the cost of the U.S. Government, let me add my two cents to the effort; or to be more ...

President Trump became the latest U.S. president to say he wants to kill the penny. Both Republicans and Democrats have tried and failed for decades to get rid of America's one-cent coin.

Local coin collectors welcome the decision, while economists say it may not be as cost-saving as you think.

The debate over the penny's relevance has intensified with President Trump's call to cease its production. Critics argue the coin is costly to produce and largely obsolete, while supporters claim it ...

Nour Ismail, a cashier at the All-Star Deli & Grocery in Manhattan, says the handful of pennies tossed into the bodega's tip ...

Is this goodbye? Trump's penny announcement is getting mixed reactions from consumers and business owners across Arizona.

Local businesses say vast majority of customers don't use cash. President Trump says the move makes sense due to high manufacturing costs.

MLCU itself is the product of a merger. In 2012, Wyandotte-based Wy-South Federal Credit Union merged with ...