How Coins Are Made at the Royal Australian Mint

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Title	:	How Coins Are Made at the Royal Australian Mint
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The mint has hardly changed in the last 38 years
Comment from : @kaynef6637

I spent an hour watching a robot pour barrels of $2 coins into a packaging machine It was so mesmerising,
Comment from : @smadge1

Thank you for bringing us along and narrating 🥂
Comment from : @montanaeaglescout

120-ton press Geez Not gonna do that with my hardware store press 😅
Comment from : @McTroyd

And the government and banks (WEF) all want to go cashless
Comment from : @_BangDroid_

I want to break in there and plant a Scrooge McDuck
Comment from : @YouveBeenCabadged

Please tell us about the minting of CBDCs as well!
Comment from : @serpent213

"only" lasts 2 barrels - i was actually surprised it did last this long, even more so when it is steel dies and not tungsten
Comment from : @HomelabExtreme

Show us the money 😁👍👍
Comment from : @tgfcujhb7583

Money printer go brrrrr
Comment from : @briancox2721

I have to say beautiful coins have you, they be precious
Comment from : @LogiForce86

Can’t wait to see the dumpster dive video you made there after the visit! 😂
Comment from : @matteopascoli

I do appreciate the art and aesthetics of coins, but we really need to stop using them for cash purposes Vestige of a bygone era imo (-8
Comment from : @floodo1

Mmmmmmm Minty!
Comment from : @FranLab

Hi Dave, thanks for the interesting look at the Australian Mint, it's a pity about the unruly children in the background br For your info as a man with a Welsh surname the UK mint is in Llantrisant South Wales and not in England any morebrRegards From Ray in North Wales
Comment from : @raywelshman

Ive Been There
Comment from : @gregalss

Quite dirty floor for a mint :-) Also using weight units for force makes my skin crawl a bit ;)
Comment from : @tinowildenhain2324

I thought this involved hashing large numbers with zeros in front of them
Comment from : @landspide

Interesting Dave here in the UK 🇬🇧 we've had our first King Charles 50p coin being the memorial 50pence so I'm surprised Australia 🇦🇺 hasn't caught up
Comment from : @ianvallender7892

I think I'll get a set of fancy King Charles coins when they become available in Canuckistan
Comment from : @bertblankenstein3738

Money printer go brrrrrr
Comment from : @LawrenceTimme

They also make coins for some pacific countries that can't justify having a mint
Comment from : @neil2402

cool stuff Dave!thanks for the lookid never seen inside the Mint before
Comment from : @WacKEDmaN

Making some real hard Aussiebucks! :DbrInteresting video; it's so nice of them to show the process Here in Poland such facility would be locked down tighter than Ethel Granger's lacesbrbrForging coins as a way into official minting career Same thing we've seen with cybersecurity, eh?
Comment from : @KeritechElectronics

…and here’s a discarded die set I found in the dumpster earlier ;)
Comment from : @stuartmcconnachie

lol, Penny, Pence, and Florin
Comment from : @michaelfaraday4243

How can I like this a fiat amount of times?
Comment from : @hallcrash

What is the secret ingredient?
Comment from : @gabest4

Dave seems to have the key to the city at this point lol
Comment from : @TheCod3r

Wow, this video is really on the money!
Comment from : @heathwellsNZ

How much it's cost to mint a one dollar Australian coin?
Comment from : @johnnychang4233

Australia makes plastic banknotes*!br* Australian banknotes are printed on polymer, a type of plastic, and they have a distinctive feel Polymer banknotes were developed to make our currency more difficult to counterfeit The polymer makes it possible to include a range of security features on our banknotes
Comment from : @alansmith4734

But those designs sure are beautiful
Comment from : @mikemike7001

Hm I haven't paid for anything with coins (or cash for that matter) in years If it's not online, it's plastic Do Aussies actually carry coins and cash?
Comment from : @mikemike7001

in new zealand we don't have 5cent coins anymore
Comment from : @ChrisW2024

Are they called planchets in Australia? Someone probably knows
Comment from : @grhinson

I love this kind of content, thanks for sharing !!
Comment from : @expertmax32

This is a great Satisfactory build! lol
Comment from : @donwald3436

Coins? What are Coins?
Comment from : @mce_AU

My claim to fame, during my fitting and machining apprenticeship I want to trades school with an apprentice from a precious metal stamping company in Melbourne that knocked out the coin blanks for the mint, amongst many other things brHe used to say walking out at the end of a sunny day workers’ clothes would be and nice and glittery (and his boss used to vacuum up all the slivers, shavings and swarf when a run of expensive metal was complete)
Comment from : @michaelslee4336