Did Curt Schilling Try to Save 38 Studios with 3,000 Gold Pieces?

The Boston Globe yesterday reported something rather fitting about 38 Studios, the defunct maker of the RPG Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning. Curt Schilling, the studio's founder, posted $5 million in actual gold coins to secure a loan to stabilize the company back in February. » 6/02/12 12:00pm 6/02/12 12:00pm

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Did Curt Schilling Try to Save 38 Studios with 3,000 Gold Pieces?