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S21E9: What Ending the Penny Mint Means for Prices
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The U.S. stops minting new pennies. Cost savings help, but do second-order effects matter more?
We dig into:
- Why it cost ~4¢ to make 1¢
- $56M savings vs real economic impact
- Rounding rules, cash users, and pricing behavior
- Card mix, tipping culture, and “two-way door” policy
A quick, practical look at what this means for consumers and businesses.
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Chapters:
- 00:31 The End of Penny Minting
- 03:16 Economic Implications of Removing Pennies
- 05:57 Nostalgia and Cultural Impact of the Penny
- 08:30 Regulatory Challenges and Business Adaptation
- 11:36 The Future of Currency and Transaction Trends
- 14:06 Critical Thinking in Business Decisions
- 50% off FLASH SALE on the All Access Pass™ ends Monday, Nov. 17 ($350 vs $700)
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Manage episode 519447452 series 2661694
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The U.S. stops minting new pennies. Cost savings help, but do second-order effects matter more?
We dig into:
- Why it cost ~4¢ to make 1¢
- $56M savings vs real economic impact
- Rounding rules, cash users, and pricing behavior
- Card mix, tipping culture, and “two-way door” policy
A quick, practical look at what this means for consumers and businesses.
Partner Links:
- Learn more about NordStellar's Threat Exposure Management Program; unlock 20% off with code BLACKFRIDAY20 until Dec. 10, 2025
Chapters:
- 00:31 The End of Penny Minting
- 03:16 Economic Implications of Removing Pennies
- 05:57 Nostalgia and Cultural Impact of the Penny
- 08:30 Regulatory Challenges and Business Adaptation
- 11:36 The Future of Currency and Transaction Trends
- 14:06 Critical Thinking in Business Decisions
- 50% off FLASH SALE on the All Access Pass™ ends Monday, Nov. 17 ($350 vs $700)
Connect With Management Consulted
- Schedule free 15min consultation with the MC Team.
- Watch the video version of the podcast on YouTube!
- Follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok for the latest updates and industry insights!
- Join an upcoming live event - case interviews demos, expert panels, and more.
- Email us ([email protected]) with questions or feedback.
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