The U.S. Mint at Philadelphia Virtual Tour

Take a virtual tour of circulating coin production at the Philadelphia Mint in this fun video. You can also visit the Mint in person or download the "U.S. Mint Virtual Tour" app today to take a self-guided tour and learn more about coins. Here's some helpful links:
* How to Visit the Philadelphia Mint: www.usmint.gov/about/mint-tou...
* Apple App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/u-s-min...
* Google Play Store: play.google.com/store/apps/de...

[@RafaelRodriguez-oc3hj]

Beautiful

[@michaelsmith5894]

Thanks for showing us something while simultaneously not showing us anything.. That takes serious skill.

[@Mid-Ohio]

Thank you for the tour!

[@MarkedMoneyTech]

Awesome!

[@dancerscc]

Very insightful.

[@vm.999]

very cool!

[@keepitscalestupid]

This is so awesome

[@conferred1772]

Thank you for this!! Cool insightful to the process of creating a coin from someone who works in the stamping industry. Very cool.

[@robertnarine6760]

Super
Thank you

[@ThinkWolfpack]

Thanks for sharing! Are there any videos that show how they are rolled up or packaged? Thanks

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Interesting. I thought all planchets were supplied by outside vendors. I wonder if gold, silver, and palladium planchets are also made at the Mint. I laughed when it looked as though the worker stood way back to "inspect" the coins. LOL.

[@SonOfASilverStacker]

ha!

[@patriciameyers3092]

He was just the releaser, machine does the inspecting.

[@kingjoe3rd]

They do spot checks. It's literally impossible for a person to visually inspect every single coin. That would be like asking the guy that mows your lawn to visually inspect every single blade of grass in your yard. I think the mint has cameras that check for quality as well.

[@markmedlinjr]

❤

[@patriciameyers3092]

So clean looking, but I bet that it is noisy.

[@shannon-zw6yg]

Philly bad boys

[@OldsVistaCruiser]

Do you still have the enclosed catwalk tours at Philadelphia?

[@USMINT]

Yes, the in-person self-guided tour is still available in Philadelphia.

[@rosannasmom1]

I did that back in 2000 😮

[@paulyoustic1221]

Why hasn't the mint produce coins with most liked weapons like aircraft carriers and tanks helicopters to stir interest for young high tech minds to collect and especially the new space force battle ships planned for space

[@paulyoustic1221]

How about game pieces like dungeons and dragons coins to be collected dead presidents get boring or add to back side of dead presidents will stir up new interest in coin collecting

[@trevorwhitham6742]

I got really bored so i figured why not look up where the thing I depend on for survival comes from

[@franklinsmith5023]

Start making Your Dollar, with Gold .Make America Great Again for Americans.#1

[@Countryballlander]

Ok in 2026 usa is going to be 250 years old and usa Mexico and Canada is hosting world cup so you going to make anniversary of usa and the world cup🤔

[@bobbysmith5642]

This mint stopped producing money in 1964.

[@OldsVistaCruiser]

This Mint opened in 1968.

[@isaacemerson8269]

First

[@josephclements2289]

Very interesting....but have cents, not pennies.😃

[@Cole_West]

"Penny" is just the nickname of the 1 cent coin