One-word substitute: “A place where coins and medals are made” is:

Correct answer: Mint. A mint is a place where coins are made.

Background: Government mints make the coins that circulate in a country.

• Office: An office is a place of work or administration.
• Mine: A mine is a place where minerals are dug.
• Barn: A barn is a farm building.

Did you know? “Mint” also means in perfect condition.

Memory trick: Mint = money maker.