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Featured Exhibits & Attractions

The History of Money Exhibit
The History of Money

Learn more about the amazing evolution of currency, and how modern notions of money came to be.

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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.

The Bebee Collection
The Bebee Collection

Explore the famous Bebee collection of U.S. Paper Money.

Money Bus Field Trips
Sponsored Museum Field Trips

Free admission for students, teachers and chaperones, plus reimbursement to the school district for school bus rental fees.

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Kids Zone at the Money Museum

Through fun activities, interactive exhibits and FREE classes, children can learn basic and advanced concepts about money.

Virtual Museum

Explore the Money Museum’s Online Collection, take a 360 virtual tour, or view our numerous online exhibits.

Money Museum Virtual Exhibits
Virtual Exhibits

Explore virtual exhibits and tours, including the award-winning History of Money experience, our immersive World War I tour, the Harry W. Bass, Jr. Collection, and much more.

Money Museum Virtual Tours
Virtual Tours

Experience immersive tours of Money Museum exhibits in 360° from your desktop or VR headset. Explore cases and examine pieces up-close and in fascinating detail!

Money Museum Online Collection
Online Collection

Search the Money Museum’s extensive database and online catalog of collections and images.

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The Money Museum Masterpiece Series

The Money Museum Masterpiece Series includes brief (3-5 minute) videos explaining the history and significance of featured numismatic items from the ANA’s Money Museum.

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Tales from the Vault

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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Online Museum Store & Monthly Auction

Shop the official Money Museum store and participate in monthly auctions! Several dozen numismatic lots will be posted each month,  focusing on world coins, paper money, random American coins, and more.

 

General Information

Find hours, location, and admission prices for the Edward C. Rochette Money Museum in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

General Information

ADMISSION FEES
ANA Members – Free
General Admission – $8
Seniors (55+) – $6
Military and Students (with ID) – $6
Groups of 8 or more – $5 per person
School Groups & Kids 12 and under – Free
Colorado College Students, Faculty & Staff (with ID) – Free

LOCATION AND HOURS
818 N. Cascade Avenue
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
On the Colorado College campus, adjacent to the Fine Arts Center

Museum Hours: Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10:30am to 5pm.

MONEY MUSEUM GIFT SHOP
The Money Museum Gift Shop is your one-stop shop for fun and eclectic souvenirs! Find everything from U.S. Mint products and collecting supplies to hobby books, apparel and educational games for kids.

Take the 360° VR Tour

Parking

Parking is available in the lot on the north side of the Money Museum building.

Money Museum Parking
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About the ANA
Money Museum

The Edward C. Rochette Money Museum, located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is a treasure trove for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.

Established in 1967, this distinguished institution is dedicated to preserving and showcasing an extensive collection of coins, paper currency, and other forms of monetary artifacts from across the globe and throughout history.

Visitors to the museum can immerse themselves in the captivating world of currency, exploring exhibits that illuminate the development of money and its role in shaping human civilization.

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