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    In today’s world we hardly ever use change so why don’t we just get rid of the penny. since the penny is worth less than all of the other coins we should just get rid of it. People would rather use a dime,nickel,and a quarter. Because you can purchase more items with a quarter than you would with penny. Pennies have a major factor on what you buy at the store. So if we got rid of the penny it would change the price in the things you buy. Gas prices would go up and nobody wants to pay a high…

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    Simply saying penny has been around for many years would be a blatant understatement; it has been etched into society as a reminder of perhaps the greatest president the country has ever seen. Abolishing the penny, is a move that would attempt to erase the more than a century long legacy of Abraham Lincoln and all of his accomplishments. Not only would the expulsion cause a brash disregard of history, it would also cause major inconveniences for the American populous. A reform of the monetary…

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    Penny Informative Speech

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    When you think about a penny what do you see? What do you think? How do you feel about a penny? Oh yes, the good old penny. An old brown, round piece copper that you always see on the ground but never seem to pick it up? Or a fortunate round piece of copper that you can use when you want a piece of candy from the corner store. Well, some people say that pennies are good luck. Do you believe it ? Did you know that the average penny lasts 25 years? The penny has been around for about 154 years.…

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    In The Yearling by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Penny Baxter is portrayed as a trustworthy person by his actions and the things that others say about him. Every character in the book that meets Penny Baxter knows him to be trustworthy man. Ora Baxter, Penny’s wife, knows that Penny would never tell a lie to save his life. She lets her husband try to trade their old dog for a gun, although she doesn’t think he’ll be able to do it. To say that she is surprised when he comes home with a gun and a…

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    Unlucky Penny Speech

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    the author of the new book Unlucky Penny. Alex, could you tell us a little bit about the book? Alex: Thanks for having me on the show. To put it simply, Unlucky Penny is my attempt to convince the United States government to get rid of the penny. Tamara: That certainly seems like quite the undertaking! What inspired you to write this book? Alex: When I was young, I used to collect pennies. I had a huge jar in my room and I made sure to put at least one penny into it every day. I really wanted to…

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    Lincoln Penny Myths

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    The Lincoln Penny To most, the Lincoln penny is just a burden weighing down our pockets. Most people don't even give it a second thought, just one more thing to keep track of. But what people don't know is that the Lincoln penny has gone through numerous changes regarding the design honor and composition. In the early 1900s, the penny had the initials of its original designer, Victor D. Bronner (V.D.B.) Many people complained about the initials. They said it was distracting to the overall…

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    Penny Aspirin Lab

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    The Effect Of A Penny And Aspirin On Cut Flowers I. INTRODUCTION This report presents an experiment of trying to figure out what different variables make cut flowers survive longer. In this experiment I will be taking cut flowers and placing them into different plastic cups with different objects inside the cups. The objects are aspirin, a penny, and normal tap water. I know that putting a penny in the water causes oxygen to flow through the water into the flower. I also know that putting…

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    the United States made a change regarding economics by introducing a one-cent coin, the penny (source B). As the first authorized currency of the nation, it had great purpose, as well as symbolism. It eventually grew to represent our sixteenth president, Abraham Lincoln, and all of his accomplishments (1909). Over the course of the past 231 years, a lot has changed. This includes how we view and use the penny in our everyday lives. Its value, convenience, relevance, significance. The famous coin…

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    A Dull Penny Lab

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    In this lab we took a dull penny from before the year 1970 and changed its color to a shiny gold with the help of chemistry. First, we used a vinegar and salt mixture and scrubbed it onto the penny. This process cleaned all of the dark corrosion spots away and made the copper color shine like new, which then allowed us to have a clean surface to experiment on. This was mostly a physical change but their was a slight chemical reaction because of the acidity of the vinegar. We then heated granular…

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    Penny Synthesis Essay

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    recent years, the lowest level of currency, the penny, has been questioned for its worth to the American people. Even before we only paid with tap or Apple pay, the penny’s value has seemed to be rather questionable, at just one hundredth of a dollar. After all, if you came across a penny heads up on the sidewalk, chances are, you’d leave it for another person to pick up, perhaps a child who believes the penny to be of any worth. Although keeping the penny in the American economy would be of use…

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