What do you do with your open rolls after going through them?

Stooge

I recently bought a large quantity of original rolls and wondered what to do with the other extra coins that are not good enough to send into PCGS to have graded, but don't want to spend in circulation. Take for instance a roll of 1070-S Lincolns. I may find 1 or 2 to send in, but what do I do with the other 48-49 red pennies. Do I put them in a tube and just keep them, or do I spend them or what?

I would like to know what others do with their extras?

later,
Paul B. Gunsallus

Windycity

I have drawers full of partial rolls. Can't just spend them but they sure use up a lot of space!

cladking

Until a few years ago, almost everything was just pocket change if it wasn't gem. Even
nice choice Ikes had no market. Today only a couple of the post 1964 nickels and several
of the cents have no market. The 70-S is borderline. There are lots of great varieties in these
to check for. I usually try to keep the 50 nicest and spend the rest.

RegistryCoin

Turn them into the bank at their percentage. You already made a profit on the gradable coins...

Bubblehead

Just close your eyes, and stick 'em in the coinstar!