At a cost of nearly four cents to produce each penny, Oregon’s ... nearly 14 cents to produce a nickel, 6 cents to produce a dime and 15 cents to produce a quarter. Meanwhile, an estimated ...

Forthright commentator CGP Grey explained in detail why the United States nickel ... ditching the dime, as well as the penny but keeping the quarter, as that doesn’t lose money.

He distrusted banks and always kept his money in a cast-iron safe ... or two mugs for a quarter. Ale now costs a dime a mug. Bill was big and thick-shouldered, but he did not look strong; he ...

In addition to five coins from the 1950s — modern currency including a penny, nickel, dime, quarter and half-dollar ... of it through a large sum of money bequeathed by parishioner Frank ...

Dimes contained silver until 1965 when the U.S. Mint changed the 10-cent piece’s composition to a copper-nickel clad ... The same coin went for $1.035 million in 2005. Dimes — or “dismes ...

Now, a presidential directive to end production of the lowly one-cent coin has sparked ... controls the circulation of money in the U.S. It might be easier to buy penny rolls from a bank with ...

Sens. Mike Lee and Jeff Merkley propose eliminating penny production through the "Make Sense Not Cents Act" to save taxpayers millions.