The U.S. Mint reports it costs 3.69 cents to mint each penny, which has been a chief argument of the anti-penny crowd, including the president. But it costs 13.78 cents to produce each 5-cent nickel.

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E urope’s first reserve currency was the tetradrachm, upon which was inscribed an owl. The symbol of wisdom was intended to ...

Could you have a penny worth way more than one cent? Or a quarter worth a small fortune? A 1943 bronze Lincoln cent, a 1944 ...

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I was struck by how Michael Gapen, a Morgan Stanley economist, explained his lingering concerns about the tariff fallout on ...

Blue Prince is an incredibly perplexing puzzle game filled to the brim with secrets hiding within its giant and ever-changing ...