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Royal Canadian Mint    

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The Royal Canadian Mint's headquarters occupies the same historic building in Ottawa where it was founded in 1908. Today, the facility proudly produces world-renowned collector coins, gold and …
The Royal Canadian Mint's headquarters occupies the same historic building in Ottawa where it was founded in 1908. Today, the facility proudly produces world-renowned collector coins, gold and silver bullion, and medals and medallions that honour those who have made a significant impact on our country.

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Sep 22, 2024
A huge edifice along Sussex Drive. It looks like a castle. Costs about $12 to get in and takes about an hour. Fantastic and very informativeFull review by PBPG
Sep 21, 2024
Thank you to Christopher for provided us with an interesting, informative, fun tour. Highly recommend to anyone visiting OttawaFull review by Valerie H
Aug 29, 2024
Our guide Rahul was very kind and provided an information insight of the Royal Mint. The tickets can be purchase the out date and so close to walk with the Rue Rideau. I was an amazing tour to see t…Full review by Maps15700208810
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Is there a non guided option as a tour?
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This is a secure facility with million of dollars of gold and silver used to cut the collector coins.Your tour is above the working area which is glassed in. There are armed guards at …
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This is a secure facility with million of dollars of gold and silver used to cut the collector coins.Your tour is above the working area which is glassed in. There are armed guards at entrances, security cameras throughout and you are not allowed to take any pictures. The tours are in small groups and without the guided tour, it would be difficult to know about the coin making process.
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Are you able to take pictures on the tour?
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No, it’s not permitted.
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How far in advance should I call to make reservations for a tour?
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Hi...you don't need to reserve unless it is a huge group like a tour bus size. Tours come every 45 minutes more or less depending how many per group. The waiting area is quite …
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Hi...you don't need to reserve unless it is a huge group like a tour bus size. Tours come every 45 minutes more or less depending how many per group. The waiting area is quite nice as it is in the gift shop and you can look at the coins and collections, ask questions before and after the tour. Plus washrooms available too. During the week, you can see the workers making the collection or limited edition coins. If still not sure, you can always give them a call and they would be happy to answer any other questions you have. They are so nice there.
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I read that the weekends tour is not as interesting...because the machines are not working. Is that correct?
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It is true that the machines are shut down for the weekend tours. I still found it worthwhile to visit the mint just to see all the equipment and some of the processes. If you are …
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It is true that the machines are shut down for the weekend tours. I still found it worthwhile to visit the mint just to see all the equipment and some of the processes. If you are interested in seeing the machines in action, best to visit during the weekdays when the mint is up and running. Might also be a little less people in there as well. Hope you get to enjoy a tour someday!
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What does each etr represent?
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Each ETR represents an equal undivided direct legal and beneficial interest in physical gold bullion to be held for the account of the ETR Holder in custody by the Mint....
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