Yes, and No. It is currently illegal to 'recycle' or export them, but that is a temporary regulation from the Treasury. Some people are paying a premium for pre-1982 cents and holding them until this order expires. Those minted after 1982 contain only a fraction of a cent worth of copper as they are mostly zinc.
No, it is illegal to melt or export US pennies to melt them down for their copper value.
No it is illegal to take the pennys or other coins to metal recyclers.
Take it to anyplace that sells batteries or an auto salvage yard for recycling.
No conversion needs to take place. Gold is a metal.
100 pennies
5 pennies
2,500,000 pennies fuktard
1000 pennies
Russia during the 1960s
=It takes EXACTLY 100000000000080200000000008042 pennies!!!!!!!=
100 pennies = 1 pound.
100 pennies in a dollar times 9000 or 900,000 pennies
i tink it would take about maybe estimate of 10,000 pennies i tink it would take about maybe estimate of 10,000 pennies