I saw it. It was interesting. First thing he learned was that the
form was only part of the problem. He needed to get an exact duplicate
of the material as well.

If you caught the trailer, they noted that they don't know how many of
his "dupes" are still in circulation. The mint that makes the real
tokens couldn't even tell which ones were fake for sure.

The only way they figured out that someone was counterfeiting tokens
was that they were way over inventory on tokens. During the monthly
audits to determine how many had been lost or damaged they instead came
$24,000 over. Big red flag.

JW