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Hidden beside the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York, sits one of America’s most heavily protected treasure vaults. Originally built as the West Point Bullion Depository, this unassuming facility once held more than two billion ounces of silver and later became one of the most important mints in the United States.
From secretly safeguarding foreign reserves during World War II to supplying silver for the Manhattan Project, West Point has played a remarkable role in American history. Today, the facility holds tens of millions of ounces of gold, produces legendary American bullion coins, and remains completely closed to the public. This is the forgotten history of New York’s own Fort Knox.
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