good to go and see he the pennys and people making it More

It was a very informative tour. I learned a lot about the money I use. I think this is a good place to take school age children starting at 7 maybe a little younger. More

Long walk thru building, self guided, everything is just look and wonder what they are doing, looks staged. They act like you don't exist. Keep walking and looking that's it, not worth it if you have to decide between this and something else. We got more information on the history channel. More

its just money. Very boreing for kids of all ages. The only thing it is missing are thr game figures More

Was neater in the 70's but now they don't roll the metal from the giant ingots. That was the neatest part. More

Nothing really Exciting here. It is a long walk around the upstairs of the entire building. You cant really see what is going on in the actual Mint except for the machines that move large containers of Change around. Did not see Bill making machines. Lots of antiques around the tour from the old days of Money making. More

Good to see the factory floor from above and learn about coin making and see what's been made but the museum part is much more interesting than seeing the mint in action. More

If you are interest in the process of producing coinage, there is no better place to view it. More

The mint tour is self guided and you read the points. It is total bore when they are not in production. Some of the side exhibits of coins and medals minted are neat. They are going to change the tour so I hope is for the better. More