It seems the long-forgotten penny is of some use after all. This afternoon, the Royal Canadian Mint announced they'd be bringing back the one-cent coin just so they'd have some place to put the image of King Charles III.

Mennonites, in particular, are looking forward to the new coinage.

said Winkler waitress Erin Neufeld.

The mint is apparently also thinking of bringing back the half-penny, which they've already reserved for Queen Camilla Parker Bowles.

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Royal Canadian Mint Brings Back the Penny Just to Have Some Place to Put King Charles(https://www.ungerreview.com/royal-canadian-mint-brings-back-the-penny-just-to-have-some-place-to-put-king-charles/)

For the first time in 70 years, when Canadians are sifting through spare change they fished out of the depths of their pockets, a new monarch's face will soon be staring back at them.

On Tuesday, the Royal Canadian Mint revealed new images of the first Canadian coins to feature the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III. On the same day, mint President and CEO Marie Lemay struck the first $1 Canadian coin to bear the King's likeness, marking the first time in 70 years that a new monarch's face adorns a coin in Canada.

The image is of a portrait created by Montreal-based artist Steven Rosati, whose image was selected from a pool of over 350 artists and engravers following a multi-step process, according to the mint.

His portrait was then approved by both government officials and Buckingham Palace.

reads the mint's website.

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See the first pictures of new Canadian coins featuring King Charles' portrait(https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/first-pictures-of-new-canadian-coins-king-charles)