Money Museum
Through the discovery of money, America’s largest museum
dedicated to numismatics brings culture to life. The museum
explores art, history, science and much more to promote the diverse
nature of money and related items.
The museum includes exhibits in three main galleries, where
visitors can find spectacular rarities and learn about the history of
our nation and the world as seen through money.
Our
Current Exhibits! Location
and Regular Hours
The multimedia Bass Gallery
houses the Harry W. Bass Collection, a spectacular and comprehensive collection
of American gold coins, experimental pattern coins and paper
money.
The museum's main level
features a new exhibit every year designed to appeal to a wide variety
of interests, including history, art, archaeology, banking and
economics, and coin collecting.
The Maynard Sundman-Littleton Gallery and the Whitman Publishing
Gallery on the museum's lower level also feature new exhibits every
year, illuminating aspects of numismatics and collecting designed
to appeal to collectors and the general public.
The Collection
The museum collection consists
of over 250,000 objects encompassing the history of numismatics from the
earliest invention of money to modern day. The objects include
paper money, coins, tokens, medals, exonumia, and traditional money from
all over the world.
Some of the highlights from the collection
include:
Resources
External Links
Contact Us
Phone: 719-482-9828 or
email: museum@money.org
The continued success of the ANA Money Museum is
due in large part to the generosity of our
donors
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