Denver Mint - Denver Mint: History Of Coins And The Denver Mint

Date and Time:

Monday, June 16, 2014 - 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Speaker:

Multiple

Complimentary

Light refreshments available from 6:30 pm

Where
Southridge Recreation Center
4800 Mc Arthur Ranch Road
Upstairs Auditorium
Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
Driving Directions

REGISTER NOW

TO ATTEND

Send email with your name, cell phone, and email address to Sara

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THE

DENVER MINT TOUR

This is a private group, free tour for HRHS members

Tuesday,

June 24

Arrive at the Tour Entrance

by 12 noon

We will be taken in for a Security Check at 12:00
Late arrivals will not be admitted

ADDRESS:

320
West Colfax Avenue

Pulling up to drop off passengers is not allowed along the curb directly surrounding the Mint. The Mint does not provide parking. Meters and public parking are available in the area.

Transportation is on your own. More information for nearby parking will be provided to those registered along with detailed instructions for attendees.

HRHS Membership required.

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Membership form

Denver Mint

The Denver Mint is a branch of the United States Mint that struck its first coins on February 1, 1906. The mint is still
operating and producing coins for circulation, as well as mint sets and commemorative coins Learn about the history of the US Mint and the history behind our very familiar coins. Also covered:

1858 Gold Discovery

Early Denver

Gold Dust

Clark & Gruber

Current Mint Coin Production

Q & A

Our speakers are from the Denver Mint.

Members are FREE

$1 Suggested Donation for Non-members

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Join our friends at Metro District :

Senior Adult Fun at the Park June 10 at Redstone Park

9 am-12 noon

Adults of all ages are invited to Senior Adult Fun at the Park Tuesday, June 10 from 9 a.m. until noon. Enjoy fitness demonstrations listed below as well as lawn tennis, bocce ball, cornhole, live entertainment, educational booths and much more!

Click HERE for the flyer

THANK YOU to our sponsors for the use of the
Southridge Recreation Center Auditorium