Hi guys, Now that the cost of producing a penny is more than double its' face value, I assume the U.S. government will one day bow to the inevitable. I suspect Jarden Zinc Products, which produces those Zinc blanks, will lose this fight. If not yet, in a few years from now. Economics dictate that the penny must go - though sentimental Americans may put up a good fight. My question is, how is this expected to affect the price of Zinc? Should one bet for a fall in the price, given the expected drop in demand? Or are other demands for Zinc expected to compensate for the loss of the penny?