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	April 27, 2026

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The average hummingbird weighs less than a nickel.

Should you ever be lucky enough to have a hummingbird land in your hand, you may be surprised by how light it is. While there are exceptions depending on the species, the average hummingbird weighs less than a nickel — and some are even smaller.

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		Numbers Don't Lie

Hummingbird species

366

Times a hummingbird flaps its wings per second

50-80

Length (in inches) of a bee hummingbird

Estimated number of pennies in circulation

~240 billion

The U.S. Mint stopped producing new pennies in 2025.

It was a good run, but new pennies are no longer being minted as of November 12, 2025. First produced in 1793, the 1-cent coin had long been considered obsolete by many, in part because the cost of making one (3.69 cents) exceeded its actual value. Some have speculated the nickel could be next, and for similar reasons — each one costs 13.78 cents to produce, an even greater disparity than that of the penny — but no formal plans to stop production have been made as of 2026. Cash is being used less than ever before, and loose change in particular feels increasingly like a relic of the past, even if nickels, dimes, and quarters aren’t going away anytime soon.