Enjoyed the Thursday article in the Business section regarding our lowly penny. I’m from the Depression era – and remember “a penny saved is a penny earned!”
I don’t object to pennies but hate the $1.97, $2.99, $6,700.99 price tags! Who will profit from a change in the price tags?
MILDRED HECHT
Everett
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