Mints of Rome

Hi all, as far as I understand the guidelines, different locations/facilities of mints are listed separately. Currently we have all locations of the mints in Rome listed under Rome (476-date), with 600+ of the almost 3000 currently registered coins being the circulation coins under unification.

- Via del Banco di Santo Spirito, 31, 00186 Roma (1508-1541)

- Piazza San Pietro, 00120 Città del Vaticano (1665-1911)

- Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato, previously Regia Zecca (1911-1999) Via Principe Umberto, 4 – 00185 Rome

- Istituto Poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato (1999-date) Via Gino Capponi, 47-49, 00179 Roma. This is the current location of the production of Euro coins

Coins between c. 778-15th cent were made at Capitoline Hill.

https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Istituto_Poligrafico_e_Zecca_dello_Stato

https://renatoprosciutto.com/palazzo-zecca-banchi-rome/

https://onlinecoin.club/Info/Mints/Papal_Mint/

Personally I do not think separate locations of mints should constitute separate listings (ex. Monnaie de Paris plants currently listed together vs. Royal Mint listed separately), but there should at least be a record of all of the locations

Yes you can request addition of a description 

Rules for mint naming

• If the name of the mint changed throughout its history, or if several minting facilities operated in a city without overlap, then only the hosting city appears in the title. The name changes are recorded in the description of the mint:
  • Berlin, Germany (1280-date) (known as the Mint of Brandenburg, Royal Mint of Prussia, State Mint of Berlin, etc)

Hello, there is no option for me to request a modification to a mint

KennyG

Hello, there is no option for me to request a modification to a mint

https://en.numista.com/forum/ecrire_post.php?f=14

its what you did here :-)