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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 281819, member: 4552&quot;]I really don&#039;t know. But would suspect the metal sheets go down an assembly line and instead of rollers, they just grease the line with grease so the sheets of metal slide better. This saves electric motors for the rollers. Then the coins go down an assembly line which is greased so the coins just slide on to the trucks waiting for them. Many coins go throught a grease machine so they shine and then they can tell people they are special made coins called proofs. The Mint requires all workers at the Mint to grease thier hands so no money sticks there ACCIDENTLY. Floors near the exits are all greased so any robbers would just slip and fall and be easily captured. All windows are covered with grease so criminals outside can not see in. </p><p>As I said, I really don&#039;t know.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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