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Coining presses United States Mint Philadelphia USA

Coining presses United States Mint Philadelphia USA early 1900s

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1. Title: Coining Presses at the United States Mint, Philadelphia, USA (Early 1900s) 2. Description: This vintage photograph, hailing from The Keasbury-Gordon Photograph Archive Collection at Mary Evans Prints Online, offers a fascinating glimpse into the early 20th-century manufacturing process of the United States Mint in Philadelphia. The image showcases a series of coining presses, which played a crucial role in the production of American currency during this period. 3. Background: The United States Mint, established in 1792, is the official mint and coinage authority of the United States. With facilities in various locations throughout its history, the Philadelphia Mint was one of the oldest and most prominent. The coining presses depicted in this photograph were used to strike coins from planchets, or blank metal discs, imparting the intricate designs and inscriptions that we recognize on our currency today. 4. Scene: The photograph captures the industrial atmosphere of the mint, with the coining presses arranged in a neat row, their massive metal frames and intricate machinery standing in stark contrast to the dimly lit room. A lantern casts a warm, focused light on the scene, highlighting the meticulous nature of the work being carried out. The Edwardian and Victorian-era workers, dressed in long coats and hats, can be seen intently tending to the presses, their faces illuminated by the lantern's glow. 5. Legacy: This photograph provides a unique window into the history of American coin production and the industrial revolution. The coining presses, symbols of both innovation and tradition, played a vital role in the creation of the money that shaped the American economy and continue to do so today. This image is a testament to the ingenuity and dedication of the workers who brought the designs of our currency to life.

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