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  1. Dec 9

    Do your part to . If just a fraction of the coin sitting dormant in households and businesses is redeemed and reused, this problem can be greatly reduced. Spend, deposit or exchange your coins today!

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  2. Dec 9

    Watch our virtual tour video and go inside the Philadelphia Mint. Download our handbook at

    Philadelphia Mint Virtual Tour (video)
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  3. Dec 8

    Race across the U.S. by identifying the 50 states, capitals, and state trivia when you play Map Mania.

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  4. Dec 7

    We celebrate and honor Brigadier General Charles McGee of the Tuskegee Airmen who turns 102 years old today! The inspired revolutionary reform in the U.S. Armed Forces—they were the first black military aviators in the U.S. Army Air Corps.

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  5. Dec 7

    The U.S. Mint honors and remembers the 2,403 service members/civilians who were killed—plus the 1,178 people injured—during the Japanese attack on on December 7, 1941. We also pay tribute to those who served in .

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  6. Dec 6

    Whether you’re shopping for the family gift exchange, your neighbor, or the hard-to-buy-for collector, there is no need to break the bank! Shop our selection of distinct gifts, including treasures from our most popular coin programs.

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  7. Dec 6

    In December 1936, construction was completed on the Fort Knox Bullion Depository. It required 16,000 cubic feet of granite; 4,200 cubic yards of concrete; 750 tons of reinforcing steel; and 670 tons of structural steel. Construction costs totaled $560,000.

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  8. Dec 4

    in 1874, King Kalakaua I of Hawaii visited the San Francisco Mint. The United States Mint struck coins for (1883–1884) before it became the 50th State of the Union in 1959. Learn more about our facility at .

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  9. Dec 3

    This throwback video from the U.S. Mint in West Point, N.Y., shows the "auto tuber" packaging bullion coins.

    Auto Tuber
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  10. Dec 2

    The people, places, events, and symbols featured on U.S. coins tell our nation’s stories. This December, cozy up with these stories through lessons, games, and activities from the U.S. Mint.

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  11. Dec 1

    Signed in 1997, the United States $1 Coin Act of 1997 (Public Law 105-124), Section 4) authorizes the production of a dollar coin, golden in color, and having visual features that make the coin readily discernible. Learn more at .

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  12. Dec 1

    Today we celebrate 80 years of the “Volunteers serving America's communities, saving lives, and shaping futures.” CAP began operations in 1941, one week before the 🇺🇸 entered . CAP is a Total Force partner/ auxiliary.

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  13. Nov 30

    The reverse design of the Tennessee coin depicts a farm with newly installed power lines lining the road.

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  14. Nov 29

    Do you have loose change lying around in your home or vehicle? Now is a perfect time to gather your coin and put it to good use—! Spend it, deposit it, or exchange it to help us through the U.S. economy.

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  15. Nov 29

    Nov 28, 1975: The Mint announces that the 1976 regular Proof and Uncirculated Coin Sets will contain the Variety II Eisenhower dollar. The Variety I dollars were included in the 1975 regular Uncirculated Coin Sets and in the 1975 regular Proof Coin Sets.

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  16. Nov 26

    The 2022 Native American $1 Coin will commemorate Ely S. Parker, a U.S. Army officer, engineer, and tribal diplomat, who served as military secretary to Ulysses S. Grant during the U.S. Civil War. Learn more at .

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  17. Nov 25

    Wishing you a peaceful and a joyous holiday season!

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  18. Nov 24

    Have you found one yet? The 2021 General George Washington Crossing the Delaware Quarter is the final coin authorized by Public Law 110–456, more commonly known as America's Beautiful National Parks Quarter Dollar Coin Act of 2008.

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  19. Nov 24

    in 2008, the first strike at West Point Mint of the digitally reproduced Ultra High Relief version of Augustus Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle ($20) Gold Coin took place. The coin would release on January 22, 2009.

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  20. Nov 23

    Explore a fictional Fort Knox Bullion Depository as you track down a would-be gold thief when you play our new, free online game, Fort Knox Frenzy!

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