

Finally out again. The attempt to cheat his boss out of a truckload cost haulage driver Oswald a year of his life and his job. Now it's back home to the prefabricated building. It's just in time that Oswald's buddy Karl knows about trophies made from old D-Mark coins. In the iron foundry on the outskirts of the city, old coins worth several hundred thousand Deutschmarks are regularly stored for further processing - virtually unguarded. As the old coins can still be exchanged, this is a small but sure coup. While Karl is still laughing at Oswald's naivety, he is already beginning to put his plan into action. In a series of tragic and absurd situations, he recruits a team that couldn't be more different, from doped athletes to hated ex-Stasi men. They are united by their desire to use the money to make a difference.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Oswald 'Ossi' Schneider | |
| Karl Brenner | |
| Georg Richter | |
| Boris | |
| MMichael HabeckFriedrich Preiss | Friedrich Preiss |
| Conny Weidenhagen | |
| Nina Schneider | |
| Lea Bruhn | |
| Collien | |
| Gabi | |
| AAnnette von KlierDisponentin | Disponentin |
| KKati GrassePutzfrau | Putzfrau |
| RRike JoeinigPutzfrau | Putzfrau |
| Alwin | |
| Boris | |
| MMark PohlJunge in Rot | Junge in Rot |
| MManfred MöckKonrad Hauff | Konrad Hauff |
| Bruno Franke |