Chilean mint boss loses job after coin spelling error

He only misplaced a single letter but it was one “L” of a costly mistake for the general manager of the Chilean mint. Gregorio Iñiguez and several other employees have reportedly been sacked after they minted a set of 50-peso coins with the name of their nation spelt incorrectly. The coins, worth about six pence, were released into the circulation with C-H-I-I-E stamped on the front where it should read C-H-I-L-E... Times