2026 Penny: Why the U.S. Mint Is Still Making Cents After Production Ended
Updated October 2026: This article distinguishes the end of circulating penny production from the continued production of collectible Lincoln cents. The…
Updated October 2026: This article distinguishes the end of circulating penny production from the continued production of collectible Lincoln cents. The…
A 2026 half dollar struck at West Point is being mixed into ordinary American circulation, and only 250,000 of this special…
Updated September 2026: Release information, pricing, and product limits reflect U.S. Mint information available before the scheduled October 6 launch and…
Estimated Reading Time: 8–10 minutes Abraham Lincoln dominates the front of the 1909 cent. Turn the coin over, however, and there…
Estimated Reading Time: 8–10 minutes A Lincoln Wheat Penny can be 70, 90, or even more than 100 years old and…
Estimated Reading Time: 8–10 minutes Put two Lincoln Wheat Pennies with the same date and mint mark side by side and…
Estimated Reading Time: 8–10 minutes Place three Lincoln Wheat Pennies from the same era beside one another and they may barely…
Estimated Reading Time: 8–10 minutes If you place a 1958 Lincoln cent beside a 1959 cent and look only at Lincoln’s…
Estimated Reading Time: 7–9 minutes Turn over an early Lincoln Wheat Penny and your eyes naturally go to the large ONE…
Estimated Reading Time: 11–13 minutes Almost every American has seen Abraham Lincoln’s face on a penny, yet very few people stop…
Estimated Reading Time: 11 to 13 minutes Three letters helped turn an ordinary one-cent coin into one of the most talked-about…
Estimated Reading Time: 13–15 minutes At first glance, a Lincoln Wheat Penny seems almost too familiar to deserve a second look….