The William H. Taft Presidential Silver Medal, struck in 1 oz 99.9% fine silver. 🧠Fun fact: Taft is the only person to serve as both U.S. President AND Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.⚖️👨‍⚖️ Add it to your collection today! ➡️ https://t.co/0ewG2MFdhQ

As part of our Marine Corps 250th birthday celebration, the @usmint is offering limited edition commemorative coins honoring our history. This piece of Marine Corps heritage is available for purchase only until the end of the year. #USMC #SemperFi #USMint

As public servants, it’s our responsibility to steward public resources with prudence and transparency. However, over the last decade, the American taxpayer has been repeatedly shortchanged. Over the last 10 years, production costs for a single penny have nearly tripled while

Grateful today and every day for the men and women who have served our country with courage and honor. #VeteransDay

🚨 The Philadelphia Mint tours and store will close at noon on Wednesday, November 12. We appreciate your understanding & look forward to welcoming visitors during our regular hours, which will resume on Thursday, November 13. https://t.co/wJCBw60y3l

The limited mintage 250th Anniversary United States Marines American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin is available for pre-sale at the link below! #SemperFi #USMC #CoinCollector https://t.co/EMt8dGOyCi

🌳Get outside and explore nature through coins with the U.S. Mint’s hands-on experiments, movement-based lessons, & more. Check out this month's Lessons That Make Cents to learn how U.S. Mint Coin Classroom resources can connect kids with coins & nature ➡️ https://t.co/ycc6gvp0sQ

Launched TODAY – 2025 Limited Edition Silver Proof set. There are no further releases planned for this product beyond 2025, shop now to complete your collection. https://t.co/VjXcSiAKwe

#OTD in 1874, the completed #SanFrancisco Mint, designed by @USTreasury Supervising Architect, Alfred B. Mullett, was turned over to Superintendent A. H. LaGrange. The new facility resembled an ancient Greek temple and would be known as the Granite Lady. https://t.co/q9PicOUGne

🎃 Looking for some Halloween fun? 👻 Download our free activity book on our website for festive games, puzzles, and more. A little treat—no tricks required! 🕸️✨ https://t.co/sIJ94L2Fq2

🎃 We were honored to have the Vice President and his family stop by the Mint table yesterday during #Halloween at the White House! His children learned about the differences in coins before and after the minting process. 🪙 @VP @FLOTUS

Trick or treat 👻! We are enjoying seeing all of the families in costumes on the South Lawn for Halloween at the White House. Stop by for trivia and a few Mintastic treats. #HappyHalloween

🚀 This month's Coins Online celebrates World Space Week! Check it out➡️ https://t.co/7b1qv1PynB

🪙 Join us in Baltimore next week at the Whitman Winter Expo! Discover our latest products and find the perfect gift for the coin enthusiast in your life. Get all the details about this event on our website ➡️ https://t.co/6rFFPPFyrL

The newest and final honoree in the #USMint #AmericanWomenQuarters Program—Althea Gibson—the first black multi sport champion. ⛳🎾Complete your collection! https://t.co/x3cdVZgeeU

The limited mintage 250th Anniversary United States Navy American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin is available for purchase: https://t.co/6XIgwy5XlY #forgedbythesea #NonSibiSedPatriae #USNavy #CoinCollector #MilitaryHistory

☎️ And we're back! The issue with our Customer Contact Center has been fixed. Thank you for your patience and understanding while we worked to resolve this matter.

We’re currently experiencing intermittent phone connection issues with the U.S. Mint Customer Contact Center. Our team is working quickly to restore services. If you can't reach us via 📞 ➡️ 🌐 https://t.co/GcEq8E3p8m or 📧usmint-support@usmint.treasury.gov for assistance.

TODAY: Shop the final release of ornaments from the U.S. Mint. Uniquely designed and handcrafted completely in the United States, these gifts are perfect for numismatists of all ages. https://t.co/NlfJmE8jNQ

The U.S. Mint has produced coins for more than 230 years. Explore the history of coin production and how the process has changed throughout the years in the latest addition of Lessons That Make Cents ➡️ https://t.co/rChIaQt3mf