Ohio coingate widens to include dealer in Colorado - oh my

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http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/4515456/detail.html

Evergreen Coin Dealer Implicated In Coin Misuse

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation said an Evergreen, Colo.-based coin dealer used coins from an investment fund to make deals for himself.

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McLean wrote that Storeim bought one coin from his own company for $75,000, turned it back over to his company at $140,000 and sold it to a third party for $150,000.

"Management believes that the original sale of the coin to Mike Storeim was not legitimate, and is fighting this issue," McLean wrote.

Jackson said 119 coins are missing and could have been lost through Storeim's business. They were worth $93,000, the value of the coins when bought. Their current worth and Storeim's profits through the sales are not known, he said. However, Noe has withheld about $900,000 in bonuses that Storeim would have received, and has acknowledged confiscating $400,000 worth of Storeim's property, The Blade reported.
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the state of Ohio is surrounded by crime scene tape due to the numerous voting crimes, coingate. when are Ohioans going to rise up?

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1. I am ready!

They are talking about closing or cutting hours at Hamilton county libraries, and our state leadership is investing in coins!

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2. I wonder if anyone is keeping a list of libraries closed since 2000?

all over the country libraries have closed and are about to close. the count must be in the hundreds