coin press
Currency stamping machine
A coin press is a machine that stamps metal blanks into coins, impressing designs onto both faces with tremendous force.
The technology dates to the Renaissance, replacing hand-struck minting.
Modern coin presses can produce hundreds of coins per minute.
Collectors also use smaller presses to create commemorative medallions or tokens.
- mintingProducing official currency
- dieStop being alive
- stampingForceful foot motion
- copperReddish-brown metallic element
- commemorative coinsCurrency issued for remembrance
anvil · striking · forging · proof coins · mint condition · mint mark · flywheel · annealing · punch · hubbing · engraving · rolling mill · silver · zinc · die cutting · blank · embossing · gold
production method
coin presscasting mold
Form for shaping poured material
printing press · smelter · foundry · crucible · 3D printer