United States Mint

United States Mint

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This is the official United States Mint Twitter feed. Serving America since 1792, we are proud to be connecting America through coins daily.

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Tweets

  1. Feb 11

    The first coinage order was executed for the government of Venezuela.

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  2. Feb 11

    Did you know that that United States Mint was first authorized to manufacture coins for foreign governments in 1874?

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  3. Feb 11

    The design on the coin features students, accompanied by an armed United States soldier, walking to school.

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  4. Feb 11

    9 stars on the coin are symbolic for the strength, determination, and courage of the students who entered Little Rock Central High School.

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  5. Feb 11

    The coin commemorates the 50th anniversary of the desegregation events at Little Rock Central High School.

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  6. Feb 11

    Little Rock Central High School Desegregation Commemorative Coin - 2007

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  7. Feb 8

    Please check out an important note about parking at the White Mountain quarter launch on Feb. 21, 2013:

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  8. Feb 7

    We think coins make great gifts! Have you ever celebrated a special occasion by giving a coin or coin set?

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  9. Feb 6

    You can find those numbers on our website at

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  10. Feb 6

    The site designated for Nevada for the America The Beautiful Quarter series is ! It will be minted this year.

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  11. Feb 6

    Due to maintenance, the US Mint’s online catalog and Customer Service center will be unavailable from Feb 8 at 10 pm until Feb 9 at 11 am

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  12. Feb 6

    Join us on February 20, 2013 for our coin forum from 6 to 7 p.m. at the White Mountain National Forest Headquarters in Campton, NH.

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  13. Feb 5

    A $2.50 gold piece was once a standard U.S. coin issued from 1796 to 1830.

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  14. Feb 5

    Did you know that from 1873 to 1878, the United States Mint produced a large, heavy silver dollar exclusively for use in trading with China?

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  15. Feb 5

    Teachers can view activities and lesson plans at .

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  16. Feb 5

    Free, grade-specific lesson plans touch on major subject areas and are written by teachers for you!

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  17. Feb 5

    Bring the White Mountain National Forest quarter into the classroom with free interactive lesson plans.

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  18. Feb 5

    Learn the history of the facilities where the coins are made with our Interactive Timeline at .

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  19. Feb 1

    Did you know that the United States Mint issued two-cent and three-cent coins during the 1800's?

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  20. Feb 1

    Did you know that the first U.S. commemorative coin was produced in 1892? Do you know who it featured?

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