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Collecting Basics
People collect coins for many reasons, including historic or artistic value, or to invest in coins for potential long-term profit. Some people are casual enthusiasts, collecting foreign coins from trips or coins found by chance, such as a “W” quarter. Get started building your collection with these helpful resources.
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2025 American Innovation $1 Coin Designs AnnouncedThe Mint announced the designs for the 2025 American Innovation® $1 Coin Program honoring Arkansas, Michigan, Florida, and Texas. Read press release.
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Ida B. Wells and the Light of TruthIda B. Wells was an investigative journalist, suffragist, and civil rights activist. Learn about the first American Women Quarters™ Program honoree of 2025. Read article.
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Designs Announced for 2025 American Women QuartersThe Mint announced the designs for the final year of the American Women Quarters™ Program. The coins recognize Ida B. Wells, Juliette Gordon Low, Dr. Vera Rubin, Stacey Park Milbern, and Althea Gibson. Read press release.
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Crafting U.S. Coins Since 1792
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History
Since 1792, the United States Mint has been making coins...and history. As one of the nation's oldest federal agencies, we have a fascinating story.
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Tours & Locations
The U.S. Mint has locations in Philadelphia; Denver; San Francisco; West Point; Fort Knox; and Washington, DC; with tours in Philadelphia and Denver.
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Production Process
Learn about the machines and procedures the U.S. Mint uses to make coins and medals for the United States.
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