That is not what I said. The game of craps is based on fair dice rolls. The expected distribution of fair dice rolls is known. Your example is highly inconsistent with the distribution of fair dice. It is possible, but not probable. I'd examine your dice way before the number of consecutive sevens reached 54 thousand.
"Or it's a stunning vindication of the laws of probability. Each individual coin, spun individually, is equally as likely to turn up heads as tails and should therefore cause no surprise each individual time it does."