For centuries the people that currently reside some where in The United States are fully adapted to the use of the penny and its factors. By eliminating the penny from the economy would shake the daily lives of many causing tensions and would force citizens to fully adapt again because as it says in the article, Penny Pinchers, if the penny is eliminated the “rounding off “of “prices to the nearest nickel” would happen, by doing this it would most likely be rounded to the higher number because of the fear of losing profit which would cause an average person to lose what seem like only cents into a larger amount over the years. All this factors override the purpose and the benefits of eliminating the penny from the economy. Another factor would be the necessity of having to go and face the majority of those who oppose this elimination as it shows in The Harris Poll #51. Essentially those who are anti-penny would have to convince more then half of the other citizens which would be almost impossible without the proper propaganda, which in reality it still not be enough to change their positions if they are even willing to reconsider. When evaluating and the benefits and all the factors congress must dell with the factors that congress must over come weight out the actual …show more content…
The penny is a present day remembrance of one of the greatest presidents the U.S. has ever had and “the penny is perhaps the most visible and tangible reminder of Lincoln’s significance in American history” (press release). Lincoln’s Monument is just as important as the White House or any of the other monuments whether they are presented on a coin or even just known by many they are all there to protect and to preserve all the nations history and achievements. As shown on the Penny Visual, pennies have existed from what seems like the beginning it has adapted and has changed as did everything else but most importantly has helped preserve a piece of the nation. And if Congress bans the preservation of these pennies not only will it hinder this nations memory but erase its importance from the later generations. All in all, no matter what the anti-penny citizens argue flaws are always visible and they desire to change for the wrong reasons rather then the right one. So no matter how “pesky” or how loud the “jiggling” of the penny is Congress must not eliminate the penny not only the sake of the citizens but the history of the United States of