Denver Mint

Denver Mint

The Denver Mint is a facility of the United States Mint responsible for producing circulating coins, commemorative coins, and bullion. It is located in downtown Denver and offers tours to visitors. The mint was established in 1863 during the Gold Rush in Colorado, and the first coins were produced in 1906. The Denver Mint is one of four United States Mint facilities and is responsible for producing about 50 million coins per day. Visitors can take a guided tour of the mint to learn about the coin-making process and see the production of coins in action. The tour includes an educational video, an interactive exhibit, and a guided tour of the facility. It is a unique experience to witness the production of coins that are used in daily transactions.

The Denver Mint is a popular tourist attraction for those interested in learning about the history of U.S. currency and seeing the production process in action. The facility is open to visitors year-round and offers free tours on a first-come, first-served basis. The mint also features a gift shop where visitors can purchase commemorative coins and other items related to the mint's history. The tour is also a great option for families with kids as it is both educational and entertaining.

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