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Anika [276]
2 years ago
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According to “7 Reasons to Get Rid of the Penny," what is one difference

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Savatey [412]2 years ago
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According to the article "7 Reasons to Get Rid of the Penny," one difference between pennies made in 1909 and pennies made today is:

A. Pennies made in 1909 contained <u>mostly copper</u>.

  • "7 Reason to Get Rid of the Penny" is an article by Jeff Nilsson in which he explains why pennies are not worth being produced any longer.
  • Nilsson explains that pennies were introduced in 1909 for the centennial of Lincoln's birth. Back then, they were made of 95% copper.
  • Because copper was valuable then, a penny was actually <u>worth 2.5 cents</u>.
  • Nowadays, pennies are only 2.5% copper. Also, a penny is <u>worth 1 cent, but it costs 1.8 cents to make.</u>
  • Therefore, that is one of the reasons why<u> producing</u> pennies is <u>not worth </u>the trouble anymore.

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