The United States Mint is a government agency responsible for producing the nation’s coins and managing the country’s coinage system. Established in 1792, it plays a crucial role in ensuring that there is enough currency for everyday transactions. The Mint also designs and manufactures commemorative coins and medals, celebrating important events and figures in American history. In addition to coin production, the Mint oversees the distribution of coins to banks and financial institutions. It also manages the American Eagle bullion coins, which are popular among collectors and investors. The Mint's facilities are located in various cities, including Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco.