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what is this ebay listing selling, 1 roll or two?
This is a closed listing. I have no vested interest in it other than wondering which coins were being offered?
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Edited. Oh I see the title now. Still think one roll of the Chaco.
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<< <i>What I don't understand is how those S Quarters are in a bank roll when they were only sold by the mints website, Rerolled? Searched Already? Enjoy
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<< <i>As 1tommy asks, would they have come from bags that were rolled by a bank later? I didn't think these s quarters were issued to banks? >>
They were sold in bags too.
They were wrapped by the seller from a mint bag, not a bank.
Roll crimpers are sold to the public.
<< <i>not sure if this is widely known information... but ebay allows a potential buyer to actually ask the seller questions about thier listing. i have used this little known technique to clarify more than a few listings that i did not fully understand. >>
I also have found that technique to be very useful. Those instances when they have actually answered both/all of my questions, I have also picked up some very good evasive, non-direct answering techniques in the process.
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