The Royal Canadian Mint’s International Minting division is a world powerhouse in money-making, producing currency for about 80 countries.

Founded in 1908, the Crown corporation began making money for other countries in 1918, when it started making coins for Jamaica. In 1976, the Mint’s Winnipeg location opened, dedicated to international coin production.

The Mint’s refining capacity is almost entirely dedicated to processing gold from Canadian mines.{ai:summary}<p>The Royal Canadian Mint’s International Minting division has established itself as a leading entity in producing currency for around 80 countries. Founded in 1908, it began international operations in 1918 with coin production for Jamaica and expanded with a dedicated facility in Winnipeg in 1976. </p><p>#economy</p>

Made in Canada: Royal Canadian Mint literally makes money for 80 other countries

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