The classic one-cent coin is being retired, but it still has purpose.

Might the coins residing in jars and drawers be silently losing value day by day? That question has become more urgent with the U.S. Mint striking its last batch of pennies after a 232-year run.

After years of watching her students struggle with once-basic skills, from reading an analog clock to tying their shoelaces, a third grade teacher has taken her concerns public.

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When the penny goes away, some will win, some will lose – and for some, it’ll be a coin toss. The first and most obvious winner is the U.S. government, which will save tens of millions of dollars each ...

"Now is a good time to cash in [your coins]," says David Rosenstrock, a certified financial planner with Wharton Wealth ...

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

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