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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;C Jay, post: 1229114, member: 13184&quot;]The coins went out the gold exchange window, where they you could exchange gold for gold. If you go to a bank and exchange two $10.00s for a $20.00, no one hands you a receipt or bill of sale At the end of the day, you count cash in and cash out.&nbsp; No one keeps records of which version of $20.00 bills are in the till or how many.&nbsp; The till balanced and no one ever reported a theft.&nbsp; At this time, a twenty dollar St. Gaudiens was $20.00.&nbsp; The question no one seems to answer is, how that particular year wound up in the till at the exchange window.&nbsp; I doubt the cashiers at the mint go to the vault and set their own tills.&nbsp; The only thing that makes this look shady, is that all the coins can be traced to one outside party, the cashier and his pawn broker.&nbsp; This all goes back to the age old question of, if a cashier sees a coin in their till that may be of some value, can they exchange it for one of their own.</p><p><br /></p><p>PS; you can check out numerious threads on that question.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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