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The castellated stone towers and façade of the Royal Canadian Mint on Sussex Drive behind an iron fence and autumn trees, with a Canadian flag above.
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Royal Canadian Mint

The Royal Canadian Mint has worked since its founding in 1908 in this castle-like stone building at 320 Sussex Drive in Ottawa, now a National Historic Site. The Ottawa facility makes collector coins, gold and silver bullion and medals, while circulation coins are struck in Winnipeg. Guided 45-minute tours walk past the production floor, and a boutique sells coins.

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