The Old San Francisco Mint is a building that served as the location of the San Francisco branch of the United States Mint from 1874 until 1937. Wikipedia ↗
88 5th St · City-owned · 93,568 sq ft · District 6
CC BY-SA 4.0 · Beyond My KenContracts and bonds
No payment, contract or bond in the City’s files names this place.
Staff and upkeep come from the City Administrator's Office budget ($287.7M in FY2025).
Board of Supervisors decisions
14 decisions about this place, 2002–2025.
2025Approved a lease letting NPU, Inc. keep using the Old Mint, paying 10% of gross monthly revenue.
Resolution · File 250826The Board’s file ↗2020Approved a two-year lease of the Old Mint to NPU, Inc. at $22,000 per month.
Resolution · File 171320The Board’s file ↗2006Approved a lease and development agreement for the Museum and Historical Society to rehabilitate and use the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 061225The Board’s file ↗2006Authorized the director of property to transfer development rights from the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 060385The Board’s file ↗2006Endorsed the Museum and Historical Society's grant application to seismically retrofit the Old Mint for a history museum.
Resolution · File 060071The Board’s file ↗9 earlier decisions, 2002–2005
2005Extended the exclusive negotiating agreement with the Museum and Historical Society for developing the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 051990The Board’s file ↗2005Authorized the director of property to transfer development rights from the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 051211The Board’s file ↗2005Extended the exclusive negotiating agreement with the Museum and Historical Society for developing the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 051210The Board’s file ↗2004Extended the exclusive negotiating agreement with the Museum and Historical Society for developing the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 041617The Board’s file ↗2004Endorsed the Museum and Historical Society's grant application to preserve the Old Mint and create a history museum.
Resolution · File 041302The Board’s file ↗2003Endorsed the City entering an exclusive negotiating agreement with the Museum and Historical Society for the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 030794The Board’s file ↗2003Authorized the Mayor's Office of Economic Development to accept and spend a $498,900 federal grant for restoring the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 021921The Board’s file ↗2002Urged federal and state governments to help fund the seismic upgrade and restoration of the Old Mint.
Resolution · File 021958The Board’s file ↗Older papers, at the Internet Archive: 2005 · 2004 · 2003 · 2002 · 1998 · undated
Other civic buildings
