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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Established in 1792, it was the first federal building erected under the Constitution.
It has the capacity to produce up to 1.8 million coins per hour, making it one of the largest mints in the world.
Visitors can learn about the coin-making process and see the production floor from a viewing area.
The Mint houses a collection of sculptures and paintings related to numismatics, showcasing the artistry behind coin design.
It also manufactures Congressional Gold Medals, silver, and gold bullion coins, and commemorative coins.
It was the first to use steam-powered coin presses in the early 19th century, revolutionizing coin production.
The current building, completed in 1969, features a modernist design by architect Vincent G. Kling.
