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04/14/14 The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Paul Judge

04/14/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Tim Dineen
04/14/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Dave L.
04/14/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Frank Dunnigan
04/15/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Fred Manchester
04/15/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Frank Dunnigan
04/15/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Fred Manchester
04/15/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Dave L.
04/16/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Mary-Ann
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04/16/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by John Martini
04/17/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Dave L.
04/17/14 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Charles
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09/23/22 Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum - posted by Dave L.

Re: The Old Mint and need for a San Francisco history museum

04/15/14 - posted by Frank Dunnigan

Proof sets are manufactured at the "new" (1937) Mint near Duboce & Market. The "old" Mint is the building at 5th & Mission that operated from 1874-1937. The old Mint has a webpage that outlines its availability for private parties, meetings, and receptions, along with some great photos:

http://www.theoldmint.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=8&Itemid=115

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