New York counterfeiter's confession

Harry Mills testifies about his involvement with a counterfeiting gang led by Sam DeSanti in 1931. Initially hesitant, Mills eventually agreed to produce plates for counterfeit $10 Federal Reserve notes. Over eight months, $3 million in counterfeit money was printed, with at least $1 million circulated in New York City. Mills expresses regret and urges vigilance, especially regarding specific serial numbers, advising the public to report any suspicious activity to the police.

Who was the leader of the counterfeiting gang that Harry Mills met?

• Michael Smith

• Sam DeSanti

• John Doe

• Tom Johnson

How long did it take Harry Mills to create the counterfeit plates?

• Two years

• One year

• Eight months

• Six months

How much counterfeit money was printed according to Harry Mills?

• $4 million

• $3 million

• $2 million

• $1 million

What specific advice does Harry Mills give to shopkeepers?

• Accept all $10 notes

• Ignore serial numbers

• Be cautious with $10 Federal Reserve notes

• Report all $20 notes

What should be done if someone tries to pass counterfeit money?

• Give them real money

• Ignore them

• Call a friend

• Detain them and notify the police