It's on Great Collections right now. 2017 is a year that is nowhere near the last time they made cents out of copper, which I believe was 2009.
But in 2009 there were cents struck in bronze as a commemoration of Lincoln's 200th birthday (and the Lincoln cent's 100th).
I did not know (until now) that the 2009 commemorative Lincoln cents were struck in bronze and were not Zincolns. There are a great many gaps (fancy word: lacunae) in my knowledge about moderns.
Regarding the coin in the OP: what about foreign coins? Does the US Mint still strike 1-centavo pieces under contract for Panama, or is that denomination a thing of the past? (Too lazy to look it up right now.)
