The U.S. minted its last penny for general circulation in November, joining countries like Canada and Australia in phasing out the one-cent coin. But a recent YouGov survey of over 1,000 U.S. adults reveals that Americans are divided about what this means for their spending — and how stores should handle the change. The end of penny production doesn’t mean existing pennies are worthless.
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