Touring the Historic Carson City Mint
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- Join me for a tour of the historic Carson City Mint located in Nevada's capital city. The CC Mint was opened for operation in 1870 and ceased production and closed in 1903. As a result of only being open for 24 years, silver & gold coins struck at the CC Mint have become quite valuable due to their low-mintage and scarcity. Please tune-in.
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I love CC coins, collect quite a lot of them. Thanks for the video.
I drove 10.5 hours and one my two dogs puked in the car. Luckily I had a bunch of towels down and threw them away. Checked out the mint. Awesome! Got two coins minted. Also a must do.. The year previous I checked out the rail road museum on the 4th of July. I'm so happy for your video that inspired me to see the mint. The coin I got was the railroad car. It all came together minus the dog vomit but she vomited that trip too. Hence the preparation and towels. Poor girl, I try to take it easy with her but it's just her nature in the car. Enjoyed the video. Thanks!
I went to the museum and then went and picked up my first CC Morgan at the Northern Nevada coin shop, thanks to you for this video
Awesome! I'd love to have those morgans!
I have a strong interest in CC coins , and have to get there someday!! Thanks.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing
Very cool thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for the excellent content.
My Old Man took us on a weekender to Reno & made sure we stopped in Carson City. Now I understand why. Muchos Gracias.
Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing. 👍
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Thank you for sharing this. While Canadian Mints have tours cameras are not permitted.
Awesome Video Thanks
Thanks for taking us all on this tour. How many You Tuber's make this type of effort to keep their subscriber's happy? I appreciate your efforts. It seems as if coin collecting was just as popular back in the 19th century. I forget how important Silversmithing was 100 years ago, but I reckon there are very few doing that trade today.
What a neat place, thanks for taking us along with you
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Cool look inside a mint
Amazing the precision from back in the 19th century.
That was awesome i love learning new things and seeing new things
Thanks for the tour!
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That's a cool place! I would have paid to get a coin minted there. Thanks for sharing!
I wanted to, but was there on Wednesday. They only mint them on Saturday's. I blew it.
@@StackingKat oh well. Next time!
That was awesome! I think I visited there when I was a kid!
Yeah, it's something else. They also had an EPIC display of some old firearms and other weaponry from the Civil War up through WW2.
I read somewhere that if you had a silver claim of your own and you mined some silver that you could go to this mint and they would press them into Morgans at no fee.
That was great!!!! Thank you for posting the tour!
I wonder how much all those gold coins are worth in the museum?
Can confirm: A screwdriver is definitely for repairing machinery. Unless it's in a glass. :)
Most interesting, thanks
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Awesome video! Felt like I stepped back in time.
It was a great place. Super friendly people.
I will never get out there so the video was cool. Thank you
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Fantastic! Morgans!! I need to get my butt to some old mining towns in AZ. B4 President Harris puts us on lockdown, I'd love to see the Scottsdale Mint! Thanks.
I got some cool stuff to show you if you make it this way!!!!
You've got a bunch of them down there.
I like your video love the silver dollars
Wish I could get my hands on some of those.
Awesome Video I Learned so Much
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I love these tour videos bro!! I appreciate you sharing the experience!!👊
Thanks Highlander. I'm going to try and do some more in the future.
I went there afew months ago and got 2 silver medals made on the press it was pretty cool I made a video If you wanted to see what it looks like but this was a really cool tour I really liked it. Was there other people there? It looked empty kinda
It was pretty empty. There was one family behind me. It was on a Wednesday morning, so maybe that's why...
Thanks for making this video, mixing in a little history keeps the content fresh.
Wonderful tour! Thanks for sharing this. I may have never have seen this in my life time. 👍
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Wow! That was an awesome tour. Thank you for taking us with you.
It was my pleasure.
Should have gone there when I lived in Reno lol thanks for sharing, I believe that first collection in vault was a personal collection donated could not be sold and had to be on display
It was an amazing display. One heck of a collection.
Just Imagine How Much Money You Would Have If You Had All Those Coins In Your Collection ?
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Millions
Hey where is this mint located?
In Carson City about one or two blocks over from the statehouse. It's also known as the Nevada State Historical Museum.
Are you getting paid by the word , shut up !