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An article I saw on the web this week talked about how pennies were pretty worthless these days and how it costs more to produce a penny than it is worth.
So this question or discussion is mostly for everyone in the European Monetary Union, the U.S., Canada, the UK and all other countries that have one cent or one penny coins:
(I dug up all the cent/penny coins I could find from my coin colletion, including the Aussie 1 cent coin no longer in circulation)
Should we stop using 1 cent / 1 penny coins altogether?
I think y'all can guess my opinion: No, I want to keep my precious penny coins - they're inexpensive objects to collect, and it feels weird to buy an item for 1.99 and not receive a penny in change when paying with a 2 Euros coin.
Peachy
So this question or discussion is mostly for everyone in the European Monetary Union, the U.S., Canada, the UK and all other countries that have one cent or one penny coins:

(I dug up all the cent/penny coins I could find from my coin colletion, including the Aussie 1 cent coin no longer in circulation)
Should we stop using 1 cent / 1 penny coins altogether?
I think y'all can guess my opinion: No, I want to keep my precious penny coins - they're inexpensive objects to collect, and it feels weird to buy an item for 1.99 and not receive a penny in change when paying with a 2 Euros coin.
Peachy