
United States Mint Tour Entrance and Gift Shop
Explore the fascinating world of coin production at the United States Mint Tour Entrance and Gift Shop in Denver, where visitors can witness the intricate process of minting and shop for unique numismatic souvenirs.
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1450 Cherokee St, Denver, CO 80204, USA









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Explore the fascinating world of coin production at the United States Mint Tour Entrance and Gift Shop in Denver, where visitors can witness the intricate process of minting and shop for unique numismatic souvenirs.
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The United States Mint Tour Entrance and Gift Shop offers a unique and informative experience for coin enthusiasts and history buffs, highlighted by a complimentary behind-the-scenes tour of one of the largest US mints. Visitors appreciate the friendly and knowledgeable guides, the extensive selection of collectibles in the gift shop, and the opportunity to learn about the minting process, earning the attraction a solid average rating of 4.3 stars from 103 reviews. However, potential visitors should be aware of restrictions such as the prohibition of bags and cell phone use, as well as the limited tour schedule, which requires advance planning to secure free tickets.
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We went on Thursday about 1045a to get free tour tickets at the outside gift shop window... tour was scheduled to 12p. There is street parking and paid parking lots where you'll pay about $20. Before you start the tour, you will wait in line and the guards will give further instructions. IMPORTANT: NO BAGS ALLOWED. You will then go through security check. The tour was great!. The tour will give you history, go through the process of the mint and give you a souvenir. Our tour guide was friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. **It would have been great if the mint could provide a brochure/photos of what we learned (museum area) and some architectural areas (exit hall area)... since photographs are not allowed during the tour.
Sep 26, 2024, 10:45 AM
A piece of history and an awesome piece at that. It's where coins are made, one of two of the biggest US mints. They offer a free behind-the-scenes tour which is something special for coin collectors and history aficionados. The gift shop sells annual coin sets, freshly minted collectibles, everything from their website all in one spot. if you're into coins, this is someplace you can't miss.
Dec 19, 2024, 3:02 PM
I really enjoyed the free tour. Tour tickets need to be picked up in advance on the same day. They have multiple tours during the day and if you are lucky you can get the ticket before the tour. The tour includes the history of the mint, the minting of coins and a penny souvenir. Bags of any kind are not allowed, there are no lockers to store your belongings, cell phones need to be turned off and you have to go through security check.
Sep 5, 2024, 6:44 AM
I visited in winter. Check schedule as it varies by demand and holidays. It is closed Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Mondays do get more of the weekend visitors. But since it was December, even though half the visitors on my tour were on flights that afternoon, still only 29 of the 50 spots were filled for the 730 am tour. I did not have to get there at 630 am I guess but I did avoid rush hour traffic. Your ticket is free. You can get up to 5 tickets. Private Parking at paid lots on 13th just 2 blocks away, but still not a large lot. $15. First you go thru security, no bags or purses at all. First half hour is viewing exhibits, and rest rooms. Then a series of viewing rooms. The Denver mint makes coins, not prints bills. I would not recommend under age 12 as it is not that dynamic. Took about an hour. Then there is a gift shop. If you are interested it is worth it, if you are not, you will find it boring, it's not Disney entertainment.
Dec 17, 2024, 4:42 AM
No purses, bags, or backpacks allowed. No pictures inside the building. You must have your phone turned off. I Loved learning the history, and the tour was "free" & informative. Guide was friendly and helpful.
Nov 21, 2024, 10:12 PM
Last updated Feb 9, 2025, 5:23 PM.