In many countries around the world, the basic unit of the currency concerned (Penny, cent, etc) has long since become obsolete, the coins withdrawn from circulation and prices "rounded" up or down accordingly.
The reasons are that the denominations at the bottom end of any currency have become relatively expensive to produce, considering their minimal purchasing power (if any).
The Royal Mint sought to reduce production costs in the early 1990's by manufacturing 1 and 2 Penny coins from steel instead of the relatively expensive significantly copper based bronze alloy.
Many countries that have not followed this trend, such as Britain, have not done so because of the dreaded inflationary effects of rounding values up to the next 5 Pence.
It is very likely that if the Penny disappears from the British currency at any time in the future, the Two Pence coin will also disappear at the same time for the same reason.
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Maybe this'll work: "Placing your questions in the wrong category is quickly becoming an obsolete idea."
As of 2016, the United States still produces the penny. In case you're referring to Canada, they discontinued their penny in 2012 due to production costs and the fact that inflation left it obsolete.
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becoming obsolete
You can use obsolete to describe anything that is no longer used in a particular way.Examples:Using an actual dictionary is becoming obsolete with the use of spell checkers and online dictionaries.Video cassette recorders have become obsolete with the rise of DVD players and digital video recorders.
Deprecate means to belittle, to express disapproval of, or to declare that something is becoming obsolete.
It's unlikely to have been any penny farthing bicycles made in 1939. By that time the design had already been made obsolete by the introduction of the safety bicycle.
Obsolence is an incorrect (but easy to think of) spelling of 'Obsolescence' which means basically that something is becoming Obsolete.
No, film cameras are not becoming obsolete, nor will they be obsolete anytime soon. A lot of people still use this type of camera for they simply like it better than the digital ones.
No. Blu-Rays are becoming increasingly popular while DVDs are starting to slowly become somewhat obsolete and some day, just like VHS tapes, DVDs will be completely obsolete
The typewriter has become obsolescent with the advent of modern computers and word processors.