Mint (United States Mint)

The United States Mint is a government agency responsible for producing the nation’s coins and related items. Established in 1792, it designs, manufactures, and distributes circulating coins used in daily transactions, as well as state and national proof and commemorative coins for collectors. The Mint ensures the integrity, security, and quality of U.S. coinage, managing facilities across the country. Its work supports the economy, preserves national heritage through special coin programs, and maintains the trustworthiness of U.S. currency.