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2 Million Dimes Stolen From Truck

Someone broke into a trailer containing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of dimes in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

It all happened in a Walmart parking lot and an estimated 2 million dimes, worth $200,000, were stolen.

Dimes were found scattered from the Walmart parking lot and down the road.

The truck driver picked up the dimes from the Philadelphia Mint on Wednesday but then went home to get some sleep before a long drive to Florida. The truck driver parked in the Walmart parking lot. When he came back the next morning he found the trailer door was open.

There are cameras in the parking lot and investigators are working on a suspect description.

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