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U.S. Mint — United States Mint
Parent: U.S. Department of the Treasury. Domains in this note: usmint.gov, treasury.gov.
What they regulate
The U.S. Mint produces circulating coinage and sells bullion/numismatic products. It does not license precious-metals dealers or CFTC intermediaries. Physical metal introductions remain commercial (and futures paths remain CFTC when paper is involved). Indexed ≠ endorsed.
Always prefer the live .gov site over a third-party mirror. Index ≠ endorsement.
How to verify
- U.S. Mint home — Official U.S. coin and bullion products — not a precious-metals dealer or futures licence register.
- Bullion / catalog context — Prefer live usmint.gov product and authorized-purchaser information.
Official portal: https://www.usmint.gov/
BrokerMafia vertical bridges
Questions this page answers
Does the Mint license metals brokers?
No. The Mint makes and sells official products. Dealer credentials and futures registration are separate.
Mint vs COMEX / CFTC?
Mint is Treasury manufacturing/sales; futures intermediaries are a CFTC path.
Is a BrokerMafia agency page an endorsement?
No. Index ≠ endorsement. BrokerMafia is not a government agency and does not issue licenses.
Where is the full .gov directory?
https://brokermafia.com/usa/ — with JSON/CSV downloads that include the full local SLD inventory from CISA.
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