Mint (United States)

The United States Mint is a bureau of the Department of the Treasury responsible for producing coinage for the country. Established in 1792, it manufactures coins for circulation, commemorative coins, and bullion coins. The Mint also oversees the design, production, and quality of U.S. currency. Beyond coins, it educates the public about money, oversees minting operations in various facilities across the country, and manages the sale of numismatic products, including collector coins. The Mint plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and supply of U.S. currency.