The Denver Money Museum is closed to all visitors at this time. Building tenants, vendors and those who have a business need to enter the Bank should review this information.
What to bring
Valid Photo ID
Required for guests 18+
U.S. residents: State issued ID or passport
International guests: Valid passport
Camera
We love to see guests taking photos in our museum! But please...no photos of our security equipment or personnel.
No Weapons
Weapons, including pocket knives and pepper spray, are not allowed in the museum. X-ray screening and metal detection are required for all visitors.
Exhibits
Learn about the economy through our hands-on exhibits for all ages. Here are just a few of the fun things to do at our Money Museum.
Online exhibit
This virtual exhibition tells the story of Black Americans’ struggle to access credit and the nation’s banking system, leading to the establishment of the first Black-owned and operated banks.You’ll dive into the life and work of Black banking leaders like William Washington Browne-founder of the first Black-owned bank in America. Explore the crucial work of Minority Depository Institutions in the modern fight for equal access and representation in banking. While here, request your own free copy of the book and accompanying lesson plan.
Online exhibit
In memory of the ratification of the 19th amendment and its impact on the nation, we celebrate the history of women who serve or have served in the 10th District over the Last 100 Years. Click here to access our digital exhibit honoring the history of women at the Kansas City Fed.
Denver Money Museum Mobile Guide
While here, download our free Denver Money Museum Mobile Guide to explore a variety of interactive tours or send your kids on an epic scavenger hunt.
Design Currency
Create colorful currency.
Financial Fitness
Learn how you can chart your financial course and explore savings, budgeting and credit with fun interactive displays.
Historical Currency
Take a walk through American history by viewing real currency dating back to 1775.
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Though the Kansas City Money Museum is currently closed to all visitors, you can still check out our online experiences by clicking on "Exhibits" on the menu above.
Building tenants, vendors and those who have a business need to enter the Bank should review this information.
What to bring
Valid Photo ID
Required for guests 18+
U.S. residents: State issued ID or passport
International guests: Valid passport
Camera
We love to see guests taking photos in our museum! But please...no photos of our security equipment, personnel or Cash operations.
No Weapons
Weapons, including pocket knives and pepper spray, are not allowed in the museum. X-ray screening and metal detection are required for all visitors.
Tours
Exhibits
Learn about the economy through our hands-on exhibits for all ages. Here are just a few of the fun things to do at our Money Museum.
Online exhibit
This virtual exhibition tells the story of Black Americans’ struggle to access credit and the nation’s banking system, leading to the establishment of the first Black-owned and operated banks.You’ll dive into the life and work of Black banking leaders like William Washington Browne-founder of the first Black-owned bank in America. Explore the crucial work of Minority Depository Institutions in the modern fight for equal access and representation in banking. While here, request your own free copy of the book and accompanying lesson plan.
Online exhibit
In memory of the ratification of the 19th amendment and its impact on the nation, we celebrate the history of women who serve or have served in the 10th District over the Last 100 Years. Click here to access our digital exhibit honoring the history of women at the Kansas City Fed.
Kansas City Money Museum Mobile Guide
While here, download our free Kansas City Money Museum Mobile Guide to explore a variety of interactive tours or send your kids on an epic scavenger hunt. Don’t have a device? Borrow one for free at the front desk.
The Harry S. Truman Coin Collection
Discover more than 500 pieces of historic coins on loan from the Harry S. Truman Library & Museum and see the story of U.S. Minted coins throughout the decades.
The $40 Million Wall
Ever wondered what $40 million looks like stacked up? See our wall of money and learn what it takes to store billions of dollars at the Federal Reserve Bank.
Gold Bar
Lift a gold bar worth around $500,000.
Can You Spot a Counterfeit?
Can you recognize a real $20 dollar bill from a counterfeit? Learn about the security features designed in U.S. currency to keep it safe from counterfeiting.
Rubbing Station
Create colorful currency at our color currency rubbing station.
The Functions of the Federal Reserve
We foster the stability, integrity and efficiency of the nation's monetary and financial systems to promote a healthy economy. Learn how we serve our seven-state district.
Your Money and You
You're never too young to learn how to budget, save, and choose the right bank for you.
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