The Dahlonega Gold Museum is located on 1 Public Square, Dahlonega, GA (30533). Dispute the fact it is not located on the actual mint's foundation, it is in a lovely courthouse that is in the middle of a charming small square. I had the chance to visit it last month, and here are some tips for your visit. 

1. Timing Is Everything: I would recommend giving yourself about an hour to see everything the museum has to offer. At the top of every hour, the museum plays a 18 minute video about the Georgia Gold Rush (which was America's first gold rush) in the second floor's theater that is really worth watching. The video quality isn't great as they use a lot of old film shots, but the information you get from the video more than makes up for it. Here's the museum's website link for opening and closing hours: https://gastateparks.org/DahlonegaGoldMuseum. 

2. Don't Come Expecting A Numismatic Treasure Trove: Despite what you may read on the internet, the museum is (sadly) not centered around numismatics. Gold coins were a big part of the gold rush, but it is not the central topic about the museum as a whole. 

3. Give Yourself Plenty Of Time For The Coins: Despite what I said in tip number 2, the museum DOES have a room centered around the numismatic related sections of the gold rush, including a complete date and (all) denomination set of coins from the Dahlonega mint. I probably spent about 20 minutes in the room (although you probably won't). The walls are plastered with facts on the designs, the history, and the mint itself. 

4. Don't Confine Yourself To The Museum: See what else Dahlonega has to offer! There are tons of panning places you can test your luck with, or take a tour of one of the old mines! I have attached a link to the Dahlonega Discovery Guide here: https://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?m=62820&i=714999&p=1&pre=1&ver=html5. 

Keep collecting,

Thatcoinguy