Anon's thoughts on Trump discontinuing the penny:

It's possible we could go back to constitutional money, and if so, what would habben with all the coins out in circulation?

Either make it worthless, or let it convert to silver.

First would make people mad, the other really happy.

Last time anon checked (at start of covid), there was something like $8B floating around in the wild.

Anon posted theory here, and then we had sudden coin shortage

With today's silver price, that would be around 25x$8B, or $200B worth of silver to let our current change convert to constitutional money.

Getting rid of the penny would make it even less expensive to make the conversion.

Might habben, might not, but anon won't be in a rush to get rid of pennies.

Sauce for pic:

https://www.coinflation.com/silver_coin_values.html

>>22549841

kek

>>22549910

Anon didn't click dat foosball shit.

Figured nibbas would post them here.

>>22549928

Anon members wifeanon stealing anon's change jar to make change for customers.

Don't nebber get married!

They'll steal your change and just bring you back worthless fed notes!

>>22550010

>what habbened during the halftime show

Department of Education got nuked.

Best halftime show ever.

>>22550078

>the one cent before 1982 were bronze and are worth more than one cent by a lot.

>some of the 1982 were also bronze.

By metal content, current pennies are worth less than a cent, but production and shipping costs well over one cent.

Here's the real reason Trump nuked the penny.

>>22550162

>about .715 Troy oz

.723 when freshly minted.

.715 figure for junk accounts for wear.

Look in the constitution at what our money is supposed to be.

And could be again.