President Trump wants U.S. to stop making pennies
- President Donald Trump posted on social media during Super Bowl LIX that he intends to stop making pennies, citing their cost of production as 3.7 cents each.
- In 2024, the U.S. Mint reported a loss of $85 million from producing pennies, despite an overall profit of $100 million from making other coins.
- Previous attempts by lawmakers, including Arizona Representative Jim Hayes in 1989 and Senator John McCain in 2017, to eliminate the penny have been unsuccessful.
- The U.S. Constitution grants Congress the authority to coin money, and only Congress can officially abolish the penny.
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