The penny drops: Do we really need it? - Globe and Mail

March 21st, 2009 by "Paper Currency" - Google News

The penny drops: Do we really need it? Globe and Mail
The penny drops: Do we really need it?
Globe and Mail, Canada


The pollsters didn't probe this angle, but the Queen's likeness appears on the penny, so the coin's abolition would undoubtedly mobilize the Monarchist League and other groups that already think taking the Queen off most of the paper currency was a …

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