I think that is material for <b>two different</b> Heist movies:<br><br>1. A proper heist movie that plays it straight, presumably with the thieves getting away with it by the skin of their teeth.<br>2. A heist comedy that goes a bit <b>too</b> smoothly at the beginning, just for someone to accidentally give it as change to someone, and through shenanigans it occurs that the group of thieves then consistently <b>just misses</b> the coin as they bumble the way through from location to location, until they finally retrieve it, just for it to turn out that historians or a news report or something got the year wrong and the coin they hunted for the duration of the movie was almost worthless, so they give it away to some homeless guy, and the next day it turns out that that <b>specific coin</b> was a misprint that made it worth *billions*, and the previously poor sod cashed it in immediately.,(reply>), @Simon Jones you must be fun in theaters,(reply>), Number 2 is very specific<br><br><br>When did you start writing that plot/ when did that happen to you,(reply>), Second script is just stupid. Why would anyone knowingly treat one most expensive item on his hands as a regular object?,(reply>), eh 2 doesnt fit what id prefer,(reply>), The title of the film “In for a Penny..,”