The 1956 film "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt" is about newspaper reporter Tom Garrett (Dana Andrews) who makes an agreement with his newspaper publisher to plant false clues that will lead to the reporter's conviction for the murder of a showgirl. The plan is then to reveal the hoax. One of the false clues is to make Tom Garrett look like a womanizer. He visits another showgirl named Dolly Moore and asks her for a date. To show that he means business, Tom pulls out a wad of cash in a gold coin money clip.

The reporter is holding a money clip with a coin attached to it.

The coin appears to be a United States Liberty Head $20 gold coin but may be an imitation "prop coin." Liberty Head $20 coins were minted from 1850 to 1907.

Dana Andrews as Tom Garrett
Joan Fontaine as Susan Spencer
Barbara Nichols as Dolly Moore
Sidney Blackmer as Austin Spencer
Director: Fritz Lang
Writers: Douglas Morrow