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How Coins Are Made

coins | currency | factories | japan

Written by Paul Strauss | November 22, 2023
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While the use of physical currency continues to dwindle, there's
still a need for coins to be produced. Process X takes us on an
in-depth tour of Japan's only coin factory for a look at how they
make coins. The Osaka mint produces six kinds of coins, from aluminum
1 yen coins to the copper, nickel, and zinc 500 yen coins shown in
the video.


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