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US Coin Rolls
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U.S. coin rolls provide many opportunities for coin collectors. Some purchase new rolls directly from the Mint; others assemble their own rolls; many like to discover the occasional rare coin sandwiched inside a roll of coins purchased from a...
U.S. coin rolls provide many opportunities for coin collectors. Some purchase new rolls directly from the Mint; others assemble their own rolls; many like to discover the occasional rare coin sandwiched inside a roll of coins purchased from a bank.
This last strategy is known as coin-roll hunting, and it’s become a burgeoning fad. Collectors will go to one bank and buy large quantities of rolls of a single type of coin. They will then search through those coins for hidden gems—like silver pre-1965 Roosevelt dimes—and then return the remaining coins to a different bank. Also collectible are rolls of state quarters, which were first released in 1999.
Continue readingU.S. coin rolls provide many opportunities for coin collectors. Some purchase new rolls directly from the Mint; others assemble their own rolls; many like to discover the occasional rare coin sandwiched inside a roll of coins purchased from a bank.
This last strategy is known as coin-roll hunting, and it’s become a burgeoning fad. Collectors will go to one bank and buy large quantities of rolls of a single type of coin. They will then search through those coins for hidden gems—like silver pre-1965 Roosevelt dimes—and then return the remaining coins to a different bank. Also collectible are rolls of state quarters, which were first released in 1999.
U.S. coin rolls provide many opportunities for coin collectors. Some purchase new rolls directly from the Mint; others assemble their own rolls; many like to discover the occasional rare coin sandwiched inside a roll of coins purchased from a bank.
This last strategy is known as coin-roll hunting, and it’s become a burgeoning fad. Collectors will go to one bank and buy large quantities of rolls of a single type of coin. They will then search through those coins for hidden gems—like silver pre-1965 Roosevelt dimes—and then return the remaining coins to a different bank. Also collectible are rolls of state quarters, which were first released in 1999.
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