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Coins Given To Mint Employees

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I was reading a thread in the Canadian Commerative Forum about how the Canadian Mint presents coins to their employees and was wondering if the U.S. mint might be doing to the same for their employees.

Also wondering if anyone knows of another mint that might ?be doing the same?
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