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DOUGLAS ,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
04 Oct 2022
Good
Excellent. There was a good presentation in the room before looking at the production through the glass. A few in party got coins as we went round. Our American visitor was enthralled
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Sue,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
23 Feb 2023
Excellent
My ten year old son and I really enjoyed this. Chris, our guide was very knowledgable and interesting. My son enjoyed the interactive map and striking his own coin (cheaper than buying it in the shop!).
My ten year old son and I really enjoyed this. Chris, our guide was very knowledgable and interesting. My son enjoyed the interactive map and striking his own coin (cheaper than buying it in the shop!).
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steve,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
13 Nov 2025
Excellent
as always an excellent experience see you again in March 2026
Royal Mint Tour & Exhibition

About: The Royal Mint Experience

Go behind the scenes of coin making at the Royal Mint, one of Wales' most popular attractions.

Inside the factory, coins for over 60 countries are produced and guided tours provide over 1,100 years of Royal Mint history with plenty of interactive exhibits.

The Royal Mint also has an on-site cafe and the UK's only official Royal Mint Store, where you can even pick up gold ingots.
The Royal Mint Experience
Heol-Y-Sarn, CF72 8YT, Ynysmaerdy
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