Ross Hansen on May 27, 2016 testified that 15,000 Medallic dies were shipped to Tomball, but the Trustee disputes that there were any Medallic dies in Tomball.

In 2009, a security agreement (p84) refers to "210 Shelves of Dies" and "2 Cabinets of Coining Dies". If the shelves held 100 dies each (this article says that a"drawer" can contain 100 small dies), that would be roughly 20,000 dies.

At the May 27, 2016 hearing, Ross Hansen also testified that Medallic had 400,000 coining dies. Mr. Hansen had previously stated that there were about 400,000 dies in Dayton in the Creditors'Meeting (341 Meeting) on May 11, 2016 (per the questioning, that should have referred to NWTM dies, but was likely referring to Medallic dies).

An image shows what appears to be 10,000s of larger dies stored on shelves (which is separate from the ones in drawers).

Ross Hansen also stated at the May 11, 2016 Creditors' Meeting that there were about $2M-$4M of dies in China, stating that there are "tens of thousands of dies" at the two companiesin China.

I have not seen any court documents where Mr. Calvert has clearly stated how many dies there are (or claimed that some were missing or lost). Some dies may have been included in the Graco/Tomballsale. But what has happened to the 10,000s of dies in China, and the estimated 20,000-400,000 dies in possession of NWTM?

To read the complete blog, see:
http://about.ag/NWTMint.htm

To read the earlier E-Sylum article, see:
NORTHWEST TERRITORIAL MINT OWNER LOSES $38M VERDICT (http://www.coinbooks.org/v20/esylum_v20n09a22.html)