Okay Lincoln Guys, how about an OBW roll of 1960-D small dates?

seanq

No pictures, but I picked it up at WESPNEX. Only one end shows the date, and that end looks like it has been tampered with. Still a pretty tight roll, though, and the end coins look nice. Maybe the dealer swapped a small date on the end?

I have a feeling any value at all will be for the roll itself. Bank information: "CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK / Broadway, 73rd to 74th Streets / New York City"

Thanks for any input,

Sean Reynolds

oreville

Nice roll indeed. Bank is no more as they went public some years back then was bought out by another bank, I believe Citibank.

There are collectors who buy such rolls just for the bank names on them!

cladking

There's no gaurantee that the roll is all small dates.

Interestingly just a couple years ago the SD 60-D roll was the least expensive of
all Lincoln cent rolls. Even the 2001 rolls went for more. The coins were set aside
by many millions of collectors and just dwarfed the demand. Now, though, these
rolls have a much higher bid. Gem rolls of these aren't especially common due to
marking and original rolls are probably quite uncommon since mant were searched
for the small date.

coppercoins

I hope you didn't spend over a couple of bucks for it...1960D small date cents are very common. I have a sealed bag of them that I bought for under $100, and I have over 50 OBW rolls, none of which I spent over $1.25 to get.

JRocco

Hi Sean, I picked up a tube of gem 60D small date Lincoln's a few years back for $1.19, so not much market there. The original roll itself is the value here. Unlike the gem 60 small date tube which ran about $85.00