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House unanimously votes to eliminate 1-cent coin permanently Headline from New York Post
The Common Cents Act passed the House to officially end penny minting and establish cash rounding to the nearest nickel for cash transactions.
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Fox News
House unanimously votes to eliminate one-cent coin permanently ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Sep 14, 2026
Fox News's feed description The Common Cents Act passed the House to officially end penny minting and establish cash rounding to the nearest nickel for cash transactions.
Just the News
House votes to eliminate pennies permanently in US currency ↗ (opens Just the News) Published Sep 14, 2026
Just the News's feed description The U.S. Mint stopped producing pennies in November 2025 after they were in circulation for 232 years. The act, if passed, would ensure a future administration doesn't reverse the decision.
End Time Headlines
House unanimously votes to scrap the penny for good ↗ (opens End Time Headlines) Published Sep 14, 2026
End Time Headlines's feed description The one-cent coin is on the brink of vanishing from everyday American life. According to a report from Fox News, the House of Representatives on Monday unanimously passed the bipartisan Common Cents Act, a measure that would permanently stop the U.S.
New York Post
House unanimously votes to eliminate 1-cent coin permanently ↗ (opens New York Post) Published Sep 15, 2026
New York Post's feed description The Common Cents Act passed the House to officially end penny minting and establish cash rounding to the nearest nickel for cash transactions.
Breitbart News
House Unanimously Votes to Stop Penny Production ↗ (opens Breitbart News) Published Sep 16, 2026
Breitbart News's feed description The House of Representatives has unanimously voted to pass the Common Cents Act, which would send the United States penny into extinction.
