A money-making plan par excellence, from Glenn B. Smedley, “Numismatic Vignettes,” published in 1977:
It’s said that “A penny well saved is as good as one earned
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Bowers on collecting: Numismatic Vignettes
A money-making plan par excellence, from Glenn B. Smedley, “Numismatic Vignettes,” published in 1977:
It’s said that “A penny well saved is as good as one earned
Bowers on collecting: Numismatic Vignettes
A money-making plan par excellence, from Glenn B. Smedley, “Numismatic Vignettes,” published in 1977:
It’s said that “A penny well saved is as good as one earned
Coin Finds: Buried Treasure in 1974
When I went through my change I found a 1944 Lincoln wheat penny from the San Francisco Mint and a 1944 Lincoln wheat penny from the Denver mint. I wonder if they are of any value since I believe they were supposedly taken out of circulation for the war efforts.
Roy Reignier
Riverton, Wyo
No More Pennies
By Richard Giedroyc
The penny may have been the money of account in 1066 when William I conquered England, but that was nearly a thousand years ago. Today things are quite different, as can be seen through the rise and fall of the ‘round pound’ as Britain’s money of account.
Perhaps the many non-redeemed round pound coins are of concern to the British Treasury, but at the same time, the proliferation of penny denomination coins in circulation might not be
Why we should stop minting pennies, or at least make them with cheaper materials
In 2017 alone, the United States Mint produced around 8.6 billion one-cent coins, or “pennies,” as they’re popularly known
Why we should stop minting pennies, or at least make them with cheaper materials
In 2017 alone, the United States Mint produced around 8.6 billion one-cent coins, or “pennies,” as they’re popularly known