My friend's dad has worked at the Franklin Mint in Philadelphia for years. She wrote me this morning:
"My dad got called into work this weekend for a coin emergency. Apparently, they stamped the Monroe presidential dollar faces on a quarter blank. Keep your eyes out! If any get out they would be worth a lot of money."
Evidently, it's like a big treasure hunt at the Mint to prevent any Monroe quarters from circulating, because she continued,
"Tons were already made. The entire building was swarming with cops to prevent any from getting out."
These kinds of shenanigans never would happen down at Consolidated Cardboard, but it's funny nonetheless.