Coin collecting is a vast hobby with unlimited ways to collect. The challenge is knowing where to start! This class will offer students the necessary resources to begin/continue their coin collecting journey with confidence. Students will learn about different types of coins and currency, as well as the tools and techniques for handling and storing their collection.

This class will provide students with a foundational understanding of the minting process through a live demonstration at our Mini Mint. We will explore the modern minting process through videos and hands-on activities, and students will also have the opportunity to view error coins!

Who was Julius Caesar? Learn about the fascinating world of ancient Rome and discover the story behind the coins he minted. We will explore the symbols and artwork on Roman coinage.

The ancient invention of paper revolutionized communication, commerce, and culture. In this class, we will explore the origins of paper and its evolution into the versatile material we use today. Students will learn about the process of papermaking, and will work hands-on to create their own paper!

Students will learn about the fundamentals of economics through the hands-on experience of running a lemonade stand. They will acquire essential personal finance skills and gain a solid understanding of the basic economic principles that drive our economy.

We will dive deep into the fascinating world of banknote engraving, where human artistry meets machine. Students will explore their creative side by designing their own fantasy money using various mediums.

Experience the thrill of gold panning as you learn the techniques required to sift through sediment and discover gold! In this hands-on class, students will explore the history and tools behind gold panning, and practice the steps involved in separating gold from dirt and gravel.

Did you know that hexagonal coins, coins with six sides, can symbolize the interconnectedness of community and trade? In this class, we will explore the symbolism and practicality of coins minted around the world, and the various shapes they take to represent different cultures and purposes.

Archaeology is like being a detective who travels back in time by finding pieces of an ancient puzzle buried in the earth. Students will work together in this mock archaeological dig to uncover relics of a past civilization.

Learn about the treasures on display at the Money Museum and explore the evolution of money, from ancient coins to modern banknotes.