‘WCTH’ Fans Not Impressed By Double Eagle Coin Storyline
Hearties are not impressed by the WCTH Season 12 “Double Eagle” mystery storyline that has dominated this season. There is a classic type of mystery surrounding the coins that includes a great train robbery. But, it is hard to pinpoint who is behind this heist.
Now, Melissa Gilbert’s Georgie McGill is visiting Hope Valley to do some sleuthing with Jack Wagner’s Bill Avery. However, some Hearties are not interested in this mystery. What have they said?
Hearties Are Not Impressed By WCTH Double Eagle Coin Storyline
One of the main storylines on WCTH Season 12 is the mystery of the Double Eagle coins. After a few weeks, it turns out that these are rare coins. Moreover, thy are from a great train robbery. While this is an era of train robberies and heists, not all Hearties are too impressed with this mystery. The main reason is that this is not a Canadian story but an American one.
On Reddit, one Heartie wrote, “Canada has never had a double-eagle gold coin. Canada’s first gold coins weren’t even minted until 1912, during the Klondike gold rush, and they were $5 and $10 denominations. The U.S. has had double-eagles, but not Canada. So was it common to use American coins in Canada early in the 20th century?”
After Some discussion on whether American coins were brought into Canada, they wrote, “Is this just laziness on the part of the writers? And Bill keeps referring to a ‘great Canadian train robbery,’ but that was in 1904––before the supposed ‘double eagle’ coin in the show was ever made.”
Lastly, the dissatisfied Heartie found it hard to believe that “coin aficionado” Ned Yost, didn’t see the coin when payment was made for the hazelnuts.
How did other Hearties respond?
Hearties Respond To When Calls The Heart Double Eagle Coin Story
What sorts of responses did other WCTH fans give about this great train robbery double eagle storyline? Here are a few.
- They need some more complex story lines, maybe you could join in 🙂
- I think the writers have made it crystal clear that they are not interested in feedback from viewers.
- WCTH hasn’t been set in “Canada” for a long time.
- It’s set in Hallmarklandia. It’s the only thing that makes sense.
- Yes the logistics are dumb. This is Hallmark W
- And Don’t forget Fiona working to earn women in Canada the right to vote – in San Francisco and Nashville.
- Most of Canada’s women already had the right to vote by 1922, and the US by 1920. What the heck is Fiona protesting at this point?
