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All tours of the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania are self-guided and free of charge. These self-guided tours generally last around forty-five minutes and no reservations are needed. There may be a short line to enter the U.S. Mint during the spring and summer months. The tour includes the chance to view the coin operations from approximately forty feet above. Visitors can see the country’s first coining press that was used to create America’s first coins back in 1792 among other historical artifacts. Guests can also meet a real Bald Eagle at the U.S. Mint, Peter the Mint Eagle.

151 N Independence Mall E, Philadelphia, PA 19106, Phone: 215-408-0112

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