We brought our family on this tour today (kids 11 and 8), and we all thought it was great. We learned a great deal about the process by which the Bureau prints money (paper, printing, cutting, quality, etc.). We were able to see the entire process via overhead glass windows that overlook one of the twelve printing lines. Our host, Dan, was very well-spoken and well-educated and shared a lot of interesting information about the printing process as well as Federal Reserve monetary requests, techniques to combat counterfeiting, and how money is pulled out of circulation. Make sure to request reservations for this free tour from your congressperson as early as possible so you are set for your visit to DC.
Kevin Johnson
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We enjoyed the tour. Some previous reviewers said it is fake but I completely disagree. It seemed real to us.We reserved a tour through our Senator.
We brought our family on this tour today (kids 11 and 8), and we all thought it was great. We learned a great deal about the process by which the Bureau prints money (paper, printing, cutting, quality, etc.). We were able to see the entire process via overhead glass windows that overlook one of the twelve printing lines. Our host, Dan, was very well-spoken and well-educated and shared a lot of interesting information about the printing process as well as Federal Reserve monetary requests, techniques to combat counterfeiting, and how money is pulled out of circulation. Make sure to request reservations for this free tour from your congressperson as early as possible so you are set for your visit to DC.
We enjoyed the tour. Some previous reviewers said it is fake but I completely disagree. It seemed real to us.We reserved a tour through our Senator.
Awesome
You learn a lot. Remember to get tickets early.
One of the coolest free tours in DC!