2.75 tons
One penny weighs 2.500g (http://www.usmint.gov/faqs/circulating_coins/index.cfm?flash=yes&action=faq_circulating_coin), so one million pennies weigh 2.500*1,000,000 = 2.5 million g, or 2500 kg. Approximately 2.2 pounds is one kilogram, so one million pennies weigh 2500*2.2 = 5,500 pounds. One ton equals 2000 pounds, so divide 5,500 by 2 for the answer, 2.75 tons.
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its 5.927 sextillion metric tons
2.2 tons
There are about 3 x 1012 oranges in 600 million tons. Oranges weigh on average about 7.05 oz 1 short ton = 32,000 oz → 600 million tons in oranges = 600 x 106 x 32000 oz ÷ 7.05 oz/orange ≈ 2,723,404,255,319 1 long ton = 35,840 oz → 600 million tons in oranges = 600 x 106 x 32000 oz ÷ 7.05 oz/orange ≈ 3,050,212,765,957
The Type 1 displaced 862 tons while surfaced and while submerged it was 982 tons .