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The U.S. penny is making a limited comeback as part of America’s 250th-anniversary celebration, even after the Treasury ended regular penny production because each coin cost nearly four cents to make. The U.S. Mint will issue special 1776–2026 dual-date pennies for collectors, alongside commemorative nickels, dimes, quarters, and half-dollars marking the nation’s semiquincentennial. Unlike the other anniversary coins, the penny will not enter general circulation and will only be available in Mint collector sets. Experts say most of these coins are unlikely to gain significant value due to high production volumes, though they may attract strong interest from collectors and history enthusiasts.
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