Museo
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
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Carol
October 17, 2011
Believe it or not, you can tour their Money Museum for free. "What happens to dollar bills when they're worn out?" "What does a million dollars look like?" "How do you spot a counterfeit?"
Raelyn
August 1, 2021
The Money Museum is located in the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. The museum is free and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00 pm. The Money Museum makes money fun! It has informative displays on the history of American currency, but its more outlandish exhibits are the real attraction. There is a machine that passes old, unusable bills through glass tubes and into a shredder right before visitors’ eyes (Fun fact: the bank regularly shreds around $10 million a day). The resulting money-fetti is then given to the guests as a souvenir. Across from this display, there is a huge glass cube that is stuffed with a million dollars in $1 bills that weighs in at over 2,000 pounds of currency. There are two other million dollar displays just a few feet away in higher denominations that people can take their pictures with. There is also an old elevator shaft that has been filled with over $50,000 in coins, creating a huge money pit guests can stand above on a glass floor.
The Money Museum is located in the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. The museum is free and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 5:00 pm. The Money Museum makes money fun! It has informative displays on the history of American currency, but its more outlandish exhibits are the real attracti…
Ross
October 4, 2013
Great place to learn about that outdated green stuff some people carry in their wallet. ;-)
Dakin
November 10, 2014
Free federal museum. Check out how money is made, the history of the federal reserve, and get a free bag of recycled money to top it off!
Ozlem
October 10, 2015
You should also see this building
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230 S LaSalle St
Chicago, IL
Chicago Loop