He had not worn that jacket since March.
A father from the Frankfurt area found a lottery ticket folded in a jacket pocket. He had bought it six months earlier. It had won €15.3 million.
Read the report ↗A coat check for forgotten gold
$OLDCOAT is a coat check for forgotten gold. Six old coats, eighteen pockets and one coin that has been in there since before you stopped looking. Check them all. Or put the coin back and forget about it.
The cloakroom
Six coats hang on the rail. Each has three pockets: left, right and inside. Most of them hold lint. One of the eighteen holds a gold coin. When you find it, put it back and forget about it. The longer you manage, the better your rank. Checking again resets the clock. You will want to.
Pockets checked 0Coins found 0Put back 0Spent on lunch 0Rank Remembers everything
How the cloakroom works
The whole game is one decision and one long wait. The decision is small. The wait is the hard part.
Six coats hang on the rail. Each has been there a while. Take one down and have a look at it.
Left, right, inside. You will mostly find lint. One pocket in eighteen holds a gold coin.
Leave the coin where it was. A clock on this page starts. Take it instead and it is spent on lunch.
The longer you stay away, the better your rank. Checking again resets the clock. You will want to.
Clippings · all reported
Not always gold, and not always the owner who finds it. Four stories, four coats, one thing in common: somebody forgot what was in the pocket.
A father from the Frankfurt area found a lottery ticket folded in a jacket pocket. He had bought it six months earlier. It had won €15.3 million.
Read the report ↗Giuseppe Desimone, 62, a truck mechanic from North York, put on an old coat for a birthday dinner. His wife saw a ticket sticking out of the pocket. It was his half of a $1 million prize.
Read the report ↗An employee at a charity resale shop in Dallas found the cash in a donated black coat. The shop returned it to the 78-year-old widow who had given the coat away. It had been her late husband's, and she did not know why he had hidden the money there.
Read the report ↗A woman from Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, learned she had won $2.5 million, but the ticket was in a jacket she had already donated. The charity ships clothing worldwide, so the jacket could be anywhere.
Read the report ↗Figures and details as reported by the linked outlets at the time. These are news stories, not a promise about $OLDCOAT.
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Read the small print
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Put a coin back and the cloakroom prints you a receipt: the coat, the pocket, how long you have managed to forget it and your rank. Put a name on it, download it or post it. It is a joke receipt and entitles you to nothing.
As it will appear on paper
Put a coin back to fill in the receipt.
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