Mints Of The World

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  1. GDJMSP

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    Mints of the World

    An alphabetical listing of the mints of the world along with addresses and some phone numbers.

    Mints of the World


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    The Coin & Currency Institute

    "Your North American headquarters for the coins of the world. As America's leading representative for world mints, you will find more here, and at their official issue prices, than at any other single place on the Web. If you want coins of medals of other countries, please e-mail us and let us know what you need."

    They have all of the products offered by the mints of Belgium, Netherlands, Finland, Portugal, Hungary, & South Africa - all in one place. If you like world coinage, this is worth checking out. And since they are a US company based in the US - no worries about international shipments.

    Coin & Currency Institute



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    The Segovia Mint

    "The Segovia Mint has a fascinating history. It was built in 1583 by Juan de Herrera, Spain's most famous architect of all time, and equipped with the most modern German waterwheel-driven minting technology. Today, the site is considered to be the oldest industrial building still standing in Spain and one of the oldest remaining in the world.

    A variety of gold, silver, and copper coins and medal were produced at the Segovia mill mint from 1586 up until 1868, when it was closed and all minting activities were finally consolidated in Madrid.

    The Royal Mill Mint of Segovia was one of the first examples of a truly complex, mechanized industrial manufacturing plant in the history of mankind. Today, the Segovia Mint building is considered to be the oldest original example in the world, still standing, of a structure specifically designed as a mechanized industrial manufacturing plant. In this section, we examine the development of minting technology and its relation to the Segovia Mint."

    There is much, much more. They even have a searchable database of historical documents. If you like Spanish coinage you need to visit this site.

    Segovia Mint


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    British Royal Mint

    British Royal Mint


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    Monnaie de Paris

    Monnaie de Paris



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    New Zealand Mint

    New Zealand Mint



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    Casa de Moneda de Mexico

    Mint of Mexico


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