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Also known as coin factory
factory that manufactures coins for currency
A mint is a factory that produces coins for use as money in a country's economy. It matters because it's the official facility responsible for creating the physical currency that people use in everyday transactions.
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It sits within the topics Mints (currency), Numismatic terminology and Production of coins.
Its subject is documented across 54 Wikipedia language editions.
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造币厂，或称铸币局、铸钱局，是制作货币的硬币的工厂。铸钱局历史与是相随相伴的。起初铸钱的主要方式是或，同一版别的硬币制作数量相对较少。近现代的造币厂是用来批量制作硬币的，被制成机制币的可达上亿之多。随着货币的大规模生产，在铸币时的生产成本就成为考虑因素，例如美国铸币局生产每枚25美分硬币时的花费要低于25美分，这种硬币才有制作的价值。币值和成本之间的差额被称为“铸币税”，它是支撑造币厂运作的基础。 除了铸币，一些造幣廠還承造各種金屬紀念製品，例如體育賽事的獎章。部份國家、地區的鑄幣與印鈔為同一機構。
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