The U.S. minting its final penny is more than nostalgia—it’s a warning. A coin that once bought real goods is now too worthless to produce, highlighting how far the dollar has fallen. Inflation has destroyed 97% of purchasing power since 1913, and retiring the penny signals an accelerating currency decline and a push toward a cashless, controllable system. As history shows, savers in fiat lose most—those who prepare don’t.
Why I Can’t Stop Thinking About the Penny
