Even Canada has abandoned their pennies, for enough reasons that apply to our own country as well. "They are worth so little that many Canadians don't bother to use them at all." I think the same goes for America, how we only produce the coins, ignoring the …show more content…
However, if pennies were to be stopped, wouldn't nickels be the smallest worth? And so, it is not that donators feel more open to pennies, it is that they are open to the smallest value. It will also help the fundraiser or whatever because they will be receiving about 5 times the amount that they got before. Another counterclaim is that "...what many people fail to also consider is that the nickel, too, costs more to produce than it is worth." "Even though production costs are slightly lower today, the penny still costs the U.S. just over 1.8 cents to produce. The nickel's cost is currrently 9.4 cents." Yes, nickels also cost more to produce, but they are not as useless as pennies are. Nickels are worth more, and less specific in the actual cost of whatever product, and so they are used more than pennies are. Pennies, on the other hand, are coins that many people abandoned for the reason that they can just round up the amount they need to pay and get coins for change. Though of those coins, pennies would be left