Coingate: Ohio’s rare-coin investment, Tom Noe’s theft and the long recovery →
How Ohio’s $50 million rare-coin investment became a theft and public-oversight scandal, and why the eventual fund recoveries differ from Tom Noe’s restitution debt.
Also known as Capital Coin Fund II, Capital Coin Fund, Ltd. II
Capital Coin Fund Limited II was organized in 2001 for Ohio’s workers’ compensation rare-coin investments.
Historical limited-liability company; distinct from the other coin fund.
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How Ohio’s $50 million rare-coin investment became a theft and public-oversight scandal, and why the eventual fund recoveries differ from Tom Noe’s restitution debt.
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