The Coin That Fell Between Night Shifts and Nearly Stayed Hidden
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The Coin That Fell Between Night Shifts and Nearly Stayed Hidden
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Fear of a razor-precise crime: a single coin stood on its edge inside an emergency exit seam, dated December 3 when production didn’t start until December 9, and that photograph became Exhibit One - how did one tiny object expose eleven nights of secret counterfeiting inside a Treasury-licensed plant?
In this episode, we tell the sequence of events that led from a four-minute meter reading to a federal case, detailing who was on the payroll, who never set foot inside, and how schedule entries and a replacement gasket turned a near-invisible operation into provable evidence - could a coin falling by accident really unravel a coordinated scheme?
Person: John Cole
Date: December 4, 2011
Location: Farwell Precision Mint
Case: federal case opened after Exhibit One photograph
Event: unauthorized parallel counterfeiting runs over eleven nights
- John Cole spent four minutes at the exterior wall and photographed the upright coin in an emergency exit door seam with a gap less than one centimeter.
- The coin’s obverse was dated December 3 while the scheduled production run for that series began December 9.
- Duane Burns directed the operation remotely through rotating prepaid phones and never entered the facility.
- Kevin Adler ran unauthorized presses between midnight and 3 a.m. and lost a test coin from his jacket on the night of December 3.
- Investigators found 144 test pieces in a storage unit registered to Adler and 312 production strikes linked to the scheme.
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