According to a 2012 poll more than two-thirds of Americans want to keep the penny. Many fear that if the penny were discontinued, they would end up paying more for products. Experts point out that this isn't necessarily true. There are dozens of countries that have gotten rid of their lowest-value coins without raising prices for consumers. Which evidence would you use to support the argument that getting rid of the penny is a bad idea?

A. Many fear that if the penny were discontinued, they would end up paying more for products. Dozens of countries have gotten rid of their lowest-value coins.

B. According to a 2012 poll, more than two-thirds of Americans want to keep the penny.