13 Miss. Code. R. § 7-7.5 - Slot Coin Count Procedures
(a) The weigh scale
shall be tested with varying weights and compared to a predetermined weight
amount prior to the count to ensure the scale is properly calibrated. The
metered count machine used to wrap and/or bag the tokens/coins shall also be
tested prior to the actual count to ascertain if the metering device is working
properly by using a predetermined number of tokens or coins for each
denomination. These tests must be documented, signed by at least two count team
members performing the tests and forwarded to accounting with other count
documentation.
(b) After the
tokens/coins of each slot machine are weighed, a count team member shall record
the machine number, amount of weight and the dollar amount in ink on a source
document unless the weigh scale automatically records such information in the
Slot Accounting System. The weigh will be converted to dollar amounts prior to
the reconciliation of the weigh to the wrap/bag.
(c) The tokens/coins are wrapped/bagged
immediately after being weighed or counted. As the tokens/coins are being
wrapped/bagged, it is maintained in such a manner so as to be able to obtain an
accurate count when the wrapping/bagging is completed. At the completion of the
wrapping/bagging of the tokens/coins, a count team member independently counts
the wrapped/bagged tokens/coins and reconciles it with the weigh/meter
count.
(d) A count team member
prepares a hard drop summary report showing the results of the weigh/counts and
wrapped/bagged amount by denomination. Discrepancies between the weigh/count
and the wrapped/bagged amounts are to be investigated immediately and explained
on the summary report.
(e) At the
conclusion of the count, all persons participating in the count process shall
attest to the accuracy of the amounts recorded by signature on the summary
report.
(f) Tokens/coins shall be
presented in the hard count room by the count team to the cashier who prior to
having access to the information recorded on the summary report and in the
presence of the count team members shall recount the wrapped/bagged
tokens/coins received and attest by signature on the summary report and
transfer slip the amount of cash received. The wrapped/bagged tokens/coins are
transported to a secure area after the reconciliation of the count. After all
signatures have been obtained and the cashier has verified the amount received,
all count and supporting documentation shall be placed in a clear, sealed audit
bag and be delivered by a count team member to the Accounting department for
audit and verification. (Amended: 03/15/2007.)
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