The Money Museum

26 reviews

+1 (303) 572-2300

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1020 16th St

Denver, CO 80202

+1 (303) 572-2300

https://www.kansascityfed.org

The Money Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City – Denver Branch offers a unique and up-close look at the nation’s financial system in action. Visitors can learn more about the Fed, view aspects of the payments system and discover how the Fed promotes a healthy economy which positively impacts our daily lives.Admission is free.

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Adam S.

9/6/2019

This place was pretty cool. The one grape I have is that it's very small. It's basically two rooms. There's a third, but it's closed off, and then another part that is behind a big steel door in...

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Sara T.

1/2/2020

Free! If you're visiting Denver and you're along 16th Street Mall then you should definitely stop by The Money Museum. It's free and you get a free bag of shredded money in the amount of $165,...

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Jeff B.

6/11/2019

Free Mini Museum! It's a self-guided tour that takes up less than an hour of your time and comes with a free bag of shredded money! You'll learn how about to spot counterfeit money, observe...

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Lisa M.

6/9/2019

6-6-19~Set out to take a tour of the Denver Mint today. We got there to late. We went to the money museum instead. Learned all about how they dispose of money, detecting counterfeits, and even got...

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Kenny D.

7/7/2019

Very simple. This is a quick museum that is best served as a way to burn a little time before heading to a more interesting appointment. I suppose the little bag of free shredded bills is a nice...

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"This was a self-guided tour that we stumbled upon walking through the 16th St. Mall. It is also free to visit. When we walked through security, the officer made conversation with us after seeing..."