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Vintage reproduction postcard features a 1903 photograph of a woman stamping gold coins at the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. The image captures the industrial process of early 20th-century coinage, showing the manual labor required to feed coin blanks into a high-pressure press. Published by the Numismatic Card Company in 1987, this card provides historical context regarding the production rates and physical pressure used in the striking process.
Subject: U.S. Mint Philadelphia
Year of Original Image: 1903
Publisher: Numismatic Card Company
Theme: Numismatics & Industrial History
Keywords: Coinage, Currency, Labor History, Pennsylvania, Antique Press, Gold Bullion, Treasury Department, Museum, Souvenir, Ephemera, 1900s, Women at Work, Factory, Minting
