United States Mint

In the corner of Independence Square, and the Freedom Bell Tower look out. Very simple concrete building. This is the production workshop of American coins, and various coins are also displayed inside. Walking on the second floor to visit the assembly line, unfortunately can't take pictures.

The huge place of the American Mint's fly shovel is also divided into several places in different cities in the United States that can print coins legally. The Mint is also many years old, with a lot of security, and the peripheral tour can be free.

The American Mint is a famous landmark building in Philadelphia. It is suitable for going with children. The souvenir shop is worth seeing. It is not far from the downtown park. The shape is quite beautiful. No tickets are required, but you need to hold an ID with a photo (such as a passport).

Overall a very good experience, there may be more interesting ways to play, I hope to continue to explore next time.

Must score a full score 💯 The service is really super good, warm and attentive

A fun place, everyone had a great time here

It’s a fun place to visit.

When you come to Philadelphia, please don't miss the American Mint. Since the United States opened its ports, the vast majority of the currencies in circulation in the United States have been made here. The production line here is unavoidably displayed to the public, but photographs are not allowed inside. Visit the line in the upper layer of the factory, all glass windows, clearly see the factory's production line, can not see the inside of the machine, it does not matter, many electronic touch screens are in front of you, want to see which part, click on the screen, pop up video or pictures. There are also touching areas for each coin, with projection and coin pop-up. Appreciate the undisguised and generous style of the United States.