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The Money Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank - Denver Branch, Denver

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• By Donatella C

  Piccolo ma interessante museo in pieno centro della Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Ingresso gratuito, è necessario però avere con sè il passaporto. Le mie figlie di 13 e 19 anni lo hanno trovato...  more »

  Small but interesting museum in the center of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Free entry, however, you must have your passport with you. My 13- and 19-year-old daughters found it very interesting. Before going out you can take a complimentary bag with chopped banknotes that must be sent to the mace (to be exact to compostable)
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• By InternationalSuz

  We wandered into this free museum, as we were killing time before a guided tour of Denver. It is very interesting to see all of the old money in cases, as well as the various displays. There are great...  more »

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• By Moto Loco

  What a great place! It definitely gives you the feeling of being inside a major federal building energy wise and what not. The museum is small, takes about an hour to fully tour it and read/look at everything they have on display. Security there is very friendly and will answer your questions. Added benefit is that it is free.

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• By S Miller

  It was a nice visit, however it is a very small exhibit which shows some older currency and presents money management to children. The exhibits have no staff support and the staff there are all oriented toward protecting nothing in the area. Its a good free exhibit for children 7-12 and should only take about 15min to complete. Adults interested in American currency will be disappointed.

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