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Posted 09/26/2021 7:12 pm
This is wishful thinking or an assumption, which like the original claim, has no basis in fact.
As long as the Fed keeps ordering cents, the mint will likely keep making them as the Mint's job is to keep its largest customer happy. It would likely take coordinated action to stop production.
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Even if the US Mint were to stop making cents for circulation, they would still be included in the annual mint sets and proof sets indefinitely, just like the half dollars.
Even if the US Mint were to stop making cents for circulation, they would still be included in the annual mint sets and proof sets indefinitely, just like the half dollars.
As long as the Fed keeps ordering cents, the mint will likely keep making them as the Mint's job is to keep its largest customer happy. It would likely take coordinated action to stop production.
-----Burton
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