U.S. Mint

What is the best part of working at the company?
The best part of working here are the people that actually knows the quality of the work and how to process the product. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The most stressful part about working at the company are speaking opinions to the wrong people.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment and culture at the company resembles a retirement facility 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical day for me at the company is do as you’re told and the rest of the day is reminded that you are being monitored

Working with the u.s. mint was not one of my proudest moments management was very disrespectful and rude non-understanding. Customers clients were just as disrespectful as coworker. The environment was messy unorganized and very rude. There was no room for pregnancy leave even if placed on bed rest or high-risk. There is no room for advancement or growth within the company. Further at the very most there was no understanding very negative environment.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Some of the fellow workers were helpful.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Low moral among most employees. Just waiting to punch out. Supervisors don't seem to care. Surprisingly, not much pride in manufacturing coins for the USA.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Dispiriting. I couldn't wait to tell friends I was "making money" at The US Mint! But I got a rude awakening. It was my first time with a government job and most employees just weren't motivated to do anything extra and didn't have much pride in the job.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Mint hours are 5:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Work 1/2 day on Fridays.

A typical day at the U.S. Mint would be coming in on your shift and getting instructions from your supervisor to where you'll be placed for the particular day.  You then will be responsible to handle your section until further instruction.  Management and co workers allow for you to be pretty flexible and work with no to much supervision.  The hardest part of the job can be if coins are missing no one is permitted to leave until everything is accounted for.  The most enjoyable part of the job is the flexibility and the compensation that comes along with it.

I worked at the Mint for several years during, as it turns out, one of its most historic periods. What was once a sleepy little coinmaking enterprise became the dot-com that Thomas Jefferson built, taking online coin sales by storm.  The popularity of the 50 State Quarters series led to creative partnerships with US Postal Service, NASCAR, Beany Babies and more, and I personally took some uncirculated Ohio state quarters to Florida so they could ride into space aboard a Space Shuttle.  I have nothing bad to say about the Mint -- it's mission and people were absolutely great. A high-water mark for me, professionally.

A Typical Day At The US Mint Of West Point Is Working To Make Sure We Get the Number"s That We need For The Day And To make Sure We Have Them Shipped Out On A timely Matter.
I Learned To Work With A Team And To Work Together To Get Are Job Done.
My Co Worker's Were Open Mined Nd Got Along With Every One We Worked With As A Team.
The Hardest Part Of My Job Was Makeing Sure My Job Was Doing My Best At What I Do.
The Most Enjoyable Part Was Learning Bigger And Better Thing's IAm Allway Welling To Learning New Thing's

Worked 2 - 10 PM and was close enough to work site so I could reach it in twenty minutes.  Learned touch screen and gained expeience with assembly machine and working as a team.  My co-workers were good team members and did their job.  The noise and having to use hearing protection took a few weeks to get used to.  After that it was a matter of conditioning and adjusting.  

Doing a good job and meeting the production demands was rewarding.

A typical day does not end at 5, there is no life outside of work, you work day/night. 
Learnt how coins are made but they are losing business are not many collectors.
Management is a disaster. 
Customer complaints every single day.
No direction provided and no processes or structure in place.
Overall a very bad working environment.

I loved working at the Denver Mint, Integrity. Because I felt important. But I was ill so I could not continue my employment there. Integrity at Denver Mint was high security. You must have an ID to enter the Denver Mint. They make coins so you must not bring your own coins into the building and no coins must leave on your person when you clock out at the end of the day.


Working at us mint you are going to expect a high call volume whenever new it's are released. You will expect to take a call and time yourself on each call so that the next one will be shorter. Working at US Mint you get the same calls every day back to back... US Mint is an easy and layed back job to work at

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