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The U.S. Mint Discontinued the Penny Last Year; Coin Collectors Are Buying Up the Last Rolls of the ‘Lincoln Cent’

Rolling Stone · August 25, 2026 at 3:26 PM

The U.S. one-cent coin was first introduced in 1793 and became the longest-running denomination in American coinage history

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The U.S. Mint Discontinued the Penny Last Year; Coin Collectors Are Buying Up the Last Rolls of the ‘Lincoln Cent’

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