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Ten pennies is a multi-round Rummy-style card game, possible originating in Chicago. The major features different from most Rummy-style games are the limited purchasing of ten additional cards, and the winner wins the coins used in the game. The rules and strategy are simple enough for children to play, while still being challenging to adult players. Playing with money is not required and anything such as chips or toothpicks may be used.