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Money Museum in Kansas City

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Money Museum is a tourist attraction in Kansas City, MO.

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Megan Mulholland -Google user

2 months ago

If you're curious about U.S. currency or just appreciate well-done museums, the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City’s Money Museum is a hidden gem. The Truman coin set exhibit is truly stunning; a perfect showcase of U.S. minting craftsmanship and presidential history. The vault room is an...Read More

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rich troutman -Google user

4 days ago

While waiting for the WW1 museum to open we toured the money museum. Spent over an hour looking at the exhibits and learning about the federal reserve in KC. No fee to enter. Did have to go through security to enter. ...Read More

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Eladio Chavez -Google user

3 months ago

Free museum with free cut up bills at the end. Learn about currency through the years. Lift a very heavy gold bar. Fiat money government-issued currency that is not backed by a physical commodity, such as gold or silver. Its value is derived from the...Read More

Melondy West -Google user

6 months ago

Truly a cool place to visit to learn about the past, present & future of American money. The Money Museum is cool for Adults & kids. Pictures are allowed everywhere except for the money vault. There is a real gold bar that you can view....Read More

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Delena Herzog -Google user

3 months ago

My family LOVED this. There is several interactive displays. We studied the history of coins and our son was fascinated by how much a million dollars actually looks like. We would probably go again.

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Maria Yeahquo -Google user

6 months ago

We stopped here after touring the WW1 museum. It's free to enter, and you have to go through security check, similar to airport security. It was a nest little museum, I especially liked that you could actually watch them count and pack the money up...Read More

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Michael Jenkins -Google user

11 months ago

I lived in in Kansas, Missouri for about two years, and I never even knew that this place existed! Love hearing about the history of currency and how it impact me I was excited throughout the years. I love that this place is self-guided and...Read More

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Praghalathan Kanthakumar -Google user

a year ago

This is a part of the federal reserve bank of Kansas city, only one of 12 in the entire country. The place is well maintained and has a lot of interesting exhibits including a vault with 40 million dollars in hard cash. The heavy block...Read More

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Divya Darshni -Google user

8 months ago

A must visit when visiting KC/Missouri. It’s next to WWI memorial. We were really surprised that we had missed this museum last time when we were in KC. It’s very informative and interesting. It has displays of coins from the 17th century until now. It’s...Read More

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Shardae Coruthers -Google user

a year ago

The Money Museum offers an engaging and educational experience that brings the history and significance of currency to life. From ancient coins to modern banknotes, the exhibits are meticulously curated, providing fascinating insights into the evolution of money. The interactive displays and multimedia presentations captivate...Read More

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Dennis Madrid -Google user

2 months ago

The Kansas City Fed is a great place to visit. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable of the history and current state of the Fed. Unlike the Mints, kids under 7 can go in and take the tour as well.

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David Engle -Google user

2 years ago

We took our lower-elementary-age kids to the Money Museum, and honestly we thought they might last about ten minutes before losing interest. We ended up staying for about 45 minutes and they had a great time! There was lots to see and do, and the...Read More

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Victoria O'Milne -Google user

7 months ago

A really good Museum! The displays were well done and varied. Something for everyone: history, trivia, interactive displays, souvenir photos, and postcards!

Mark McCool -Google user

a year ago

Very interesting place. Not very big and you can do the visit within an hour. You will learn things you didn’t know about money for sure. Worth the trip and it is FREE!

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Matthew Mabey -Google user

2 months ago

The money museum in Kansas City showcases the federal reserve bank and offers free exhibits including the Harry S Truman coin collection. We spent about an hour here and the kids loved it. They were impressed with the workers packing money to be delivered to...Read More

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James Robben -Google user

10 months ago

Very cool place with some interactions. Lots of reading but kid friendly stuff. 7+ I would guess. You have to walk through metal detectors. They take keeping the facility safe very serious. I mean there could be literal billions in that place. They literally have 40 million...Read More

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SHANE PEIK -Google user

2 months ago

My wife and I took three of our grandchildren. Everyone enjoyed the museum.

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Cassy Marx -Google user

a year ago

Free museum, just need to pass through security and have an ID. Not open on the weekends. Plan to spend about an hour here, and dont forget to grab here free bag of shredded money as a souvenir as you leave. Lots of information about...Read More

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Natalie Little -Google user

3 months ago

What a hidden gem! My kids were skeptical about it but they found so much to look at and learn about, it was fun to see. It's smaller but well laid out and encourages interaction. Bright and colorful displays mixed with hands on pieces were...Read More

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Tiffany A -Google user

2 months ago

Anyone over age 18 will need a valid photo ID to enter. There are several interactive pieces of the museum that kept the kids busy. The bag of shredded money we picked up at the end was a hit with the kids as well.

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