Federal Reserve Bank of New York Review

The Federal Savings Bank of New York is in an old building, and many people don't care too much, but the bank has a museum about finance, which is worth visiting for the industry.

If you have time, you can try to make an appointment. There is a lot about Bank of America history, but we can only go around outside without an appointment, very close to the stock exchange.

This time, I was fortunate to trust my niece to visit the New York Federal Savings Bank vault. The vault is said to store more than 400 billion dollars of gold. This is probably the most gold I have seen in my life. Haha, after the visit, there are broken US bills to keep as a souvenir, remember to kill the tour coupon, But you can't take pictures when visiting.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York: More than 20 metres below the ground, the building is situated in the world's largest "gold treasury" with a total value of more than $400 billion in currency and gold, and it is an absolute treasury. The entire underground vault is about half the size of a football field, surrounded by the hard rocks of Manhattan Island. The extraction of gold must be supervised by a three-person team, which belongs to the accounting, management and security departments. Each warehouse has three locks, which must be opened by the three people separately. Little known is that the Treasury does not even have a "gate" to the outside world, and can only be accessed through a 90-ton steel machinery. There are many such information boards on the streets of New York, introducing relevant information for tourists.

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, located on Wall Street in New York, is a 10-story building built entirely of hard stone. It looks very sturdy at once. The New York Federal Reserve Bank is the largest and most influential Federal Reserve Bank in the United States. It plays an important role in the United States financial system. Underneath the building is the largest Treasury in the world, half the size of a football field. You can visit here, but you must make an appointment more than 5 days in advance. It is very eye-opening to have a guide to guide you to visit and introduce.