We took this tour just so we could see paper money being printed. Found it to be very professionally administered and best of all free. Gotta go thru security and no cameras. Found out a lot about our money. $100 bill is the largest being printed. A dollar bill is not in circulation long. No free samples though. Well worth... More

This place offers you a chance to " SHOW ME THE MONEY" You experience how our paper currency is made from start to finish.. The tours are conducted by mint officials and you will have a great time. The museum will take you from the beganning of our printed money to the present. There alr a lot of interactive exhibits... More

May be more interesting to adults that small children. We have a printing background and found the experience fascinating. More

This is a really interesting place to visit and hardly anyone knows it is here because they don’t advertise. Visitors get to look down on the production line at billions of dollars being printed and the entire process is explained by very knowledgeable tour guides. In the museum portion of the tour, they have an exhibit that explains how they... More

The tour is a little long for young kids, but great for older elementary and up. We were fascinated by the workers rolling out huge sheets of money, and learned a lot. There is only the one here and in DC, so go if you're in the area! More

Good for anyone who is interested in how the usa designs and prints paper currency how it is processed and which Fed Reserve bank money goes to.( hint, there are 12 of these starting with Boston letter "A" to San Francisco Letter "L" Go and find out the other 10 FRBs locations and the letter assigned to ea of them! More

So interesting that no one minded how loud it was... More

A great presentation of the way our money is made. Exhibits for all ages. More

My dad worked here for 10 years, so we got to do the tour multiple times. Seeing the process involved in how our money is made is truly an experience - especially the plate-making process. More