The US 1 cent coin has been part of American currency since the country started issuing money in 1793.

As inflation has continued to creep up, the cost of making a 1 cent coin is now more than it's worth.

Unsurprisingly, people have started to question if we should continue using the penny.

Learn more about the past, the present, and the future of the United States penny on this episode of

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