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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.
Museum General Information
Find answers to questions about admission prices, hours, location, parking and more here.
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National Coin Week
Admission to the Money Museum is FREE for all visitors during National Coin Week. Plus, The Money Museum will hold an open house with special events and an array of activities on Saturday, April 21.
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Featured Exhibit
Trenches to Treaties: World War I in Remembrance. Currency from combatant nations, art medals and much more.
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FREE Museum Field Trips
Learn more about the Money Bus! We offer FREE admission for students, teachers and chaperones, plus the Money Museum will reimburse the school district for school bus rental fees following your field trip.
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Money Museum Donations
Interested in donating to the ANA Museum? We accept donations of all types of objects related to numismatics.
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Kids Zone
Through fun activities, interactive exhibits and FREE classes, children can learn basic and advanced concepts about money.
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Edward C. Rochette
The ANA Money Museum was named in the honor of Mr. Rochette, a lifelong collector who devoted nearly all his adult life to ANA service.
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VR Museum Tour
Experience the ANA Money Museum in 360° from your desktop or VR headset. Explore exhibits and examine pieces up-close and in great detail!
Virtual Exhibits
Explore virtual exhibits and tours, including our immersive Money of the Civil War tour and the Bebee Collection.
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Online Collection (Members Only)
Search the Money Museum's extensive database and online catalog of collections and images.
EXPLORE COLLECTION
Harry W. Bass Gallery
The Harry W. Bass Gallery features one of the most complete U.S. gold coin collections ever assembled, including many one-of-a-kind specimens.
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History of Money
Learn more about the amazing evolution of currency, and how modern notions of money came to be.
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Museum Blog
Tales from the Vault highlight the lesser-known parts of the ANA collection, featuring stories about individual objects or groups of objects that do not often (or ever) see the light of day.
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The Mini Mint
See the Money Museum's Mini Mint and learn how coins were made from the early 1500s to 1800s.
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Money Museum Gift Shop
During your visit to the Money Museum be sure to check out our Gift Shop, where you’ll find an eclectic assortment of souvenirs and gifts such as coin collecting books, holders and numismatic collectibles.
Admission is free for everyone the 3rd Saturday of every month!
Click here to find more Museum Admission Specials
Holiday Closures:
July 4
November 22-24
December 25
January 1
Guided tours of the museum are available by reservation only.
To schedule a tour for a group of 8 or more, please call a week or more in advance.
For more information call (719) 482-9834
Experience the ANA Money Museum from your desktop or VR headset. Explore exhibits and examine pieces up-close and in great detail.
818 N. Cascade Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
On the Colorado College campus, adjacent to the Fine Arts Center
Tuesday-Saturday 10:30am-5pm
Closed Sunday & Monday
Parking is available in the lot on the north side of the Money Museum building.
The Money Museum will celebrate National Coin Week with an array of activities, including an open house with special events on Saturday, April 21 from 10:30 am to 5 p.m. Admission to the Money Museum is FREE for all visitors during National Coin Week!
The museum showcases some of the most valuable and historical numismatic treasures the public cannot see anywhere else. Rarities include a 1913 Liberty Head nickel valued at $2 million and two of the 15 known 1804 silver dollars valued together at $6 million.
For the millions of people who enjoy collecting coins or looking through pocket change in hopes of finding something rare and valuable, the fascination with numismatics is linked to culture, history, art and science.
To recognize the role of numismatics in building bridges and promoting unity, the theme – “Connecting Cultures: From Many, One.” – was selected to celebrate the 95th annual National Coin Week event. The theme focuses on U.S. and world coins throughout history, commemorative medals, monetary unions, designs on euro notes, and more.
