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More beautiful thanks to recent renewal,
Paris Numismatic Museum

The Mint Money Museum located in Paris has been renovated and opened for the first time in five years, and is located in a building that was used as a mint that issued currency. At the Currency Museum, you can see a collection of about 170,000 pieces, of which about 2,000 pieces of currency, medals, decorations, and jewelry are on display, making it a fun place to look.

Introduction to the permanent exhibition hall

At the Currency Museum’s permanent exhibition, you can see at a glance the development of science and technology, and the history of changes in the economy, society, and art. In particular, it is a great place to visit with children as it shows in detail the process of melting metal and alloying processes, as well as the manufacturing process using hammer and hydraulic press technology. Additionally, historical currencies are on display along with detailed explanations of the various metal ores that were used as materials for coining currency.

You can also see currencies from other countries.

In the Money Museum, not only French currency but also foreign currency is on display. You can also see China's Gaiyuan Tongbo and currency brought as trophies from France's Tonkin expedition.

In addition, the internal special exhibitions are held with a different concept each time, and the admission ticket includes admission to the special exhibition, so you can see them together.