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The article discusses the two Federal Reserve Bank museums in Missouri, located in St. Louis and Kansas City. It explains that Federal Reserve banks distribute cash and coins, report counterfeit money, serve as fiscal agents for the US government, and conduct research about the economy. The Money Museum in Kansas City features interactive exhibits, including a virtual photo booth, a chance to make your own money, and a display of a solid gold bar. The Economy Museum in St. Louis offers a variety of exhibits, including infographics, interactive games, and displays on the history of money. Both museums provide educational experiences about the economy and the role of the Federal Reserve banks. [Extracted from the article] |
