Episode 149: The Contraband Cent Pouch: How Runners Carried Coin, Receipts, and Warning Signs
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Episode 149: The Contraband Cent Pouch: How Runners Carried Coin, Receipts, and Warning Signs
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Alchemist G. G. Wilkins opens the small leather pouch that runners carried on the Pittsfield-to-Concord roads. He explains the stamped cents they showed as recognition tokens, the folded and revenue-stamped receipts that backed up a cover story, and the notched coppers left on stone walls to tell a runner whether a farm was safe. He tells how Barnaby caught a deputy carrying a counterfeit Wilkins cent. North Carolina runner Junior Vance shares new stories about a drilled dime on a bootlace, red flannel warning signals, a feed-store receipt that went wrong, and a bribed deputy's nicked penny. In Segment 4, Wilkins answers Cletus 'Rabbit' Miller's question about hickory ashes in the thump keg and debunks the blue-flame test.
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