Do I open it? opened posted pics die #3 weak back?

so I just got this roll and it has a 22 no d on the end so I am asking for open it or leave it answers. This roll does have original crimps on both ends.



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I really, really fear this is not going to end well.
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
<< <i> This roll does have original crimps on both ends >>
What does that mean? You cannot get an original bank roll with two different dates on the ends.
In my opinion you wasted a lot of money - but there could be something better inside!!!
<< <i>Sean Reynolds >>
we haven't had a good "counterfeits in rolls" thread in a while, maybe it is that time again?
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Apparently the OP picked up a different roll from another seller as he eventually noted below.
Too many positive BST transactions with too many members to list.
<< <i>I have bought several other rolls from this seller and had a 14-d 1909-s IH 1908-S IH any way I have done well with them >>
Have you sent them in for grading and authenticating?
<< <i>Good luck with the roll, but curious, how does one possibly have 98 bid retractions? >>
<< <i>I have bought several other rolls from this seller and had a 14-d 1909-s IH 1908-S IH any way I have done well with them >>
i've worked with buyers of these rolls claiming to have gotten key-dates and they were able to provide sufficient images that i was able to use to determine, they were ALL counterfeit. i truly hope that is not the case with your coins although the odds are not in your favor.
post some images of those coins and lets see what cha got
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<< <i>Of course. How else will you ever learn not to buy these kinds of rolls off of ebay again? >>
Good answer.
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<< <i>I have bought several other rolls from this seller and had a 14-d 1909-s IH 1908-S IH any way I have done well with them >>
I too have purchased a few rolls from this seller....denvercertifiedcoins......and I have found.....the rolls are a collection of overpriced, presorted, dressed up worn out pennies, with a few beat up semi keys thrown in, all in "old time" wrappers.....And after I complained and left less than wonderful feedback....I was blocked from buying from him again......
Also...I kept an eye on his auctions.....the same buyers claimed to have "found" numerous key coins....09-s VDB, 14-D.....etc......I bet you a shiny nickel those fabulous finds were dirty old counterfeits!!!!
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offer, sell the amazing contents coin by coin, and retire early!
Sean Reynolds
"Keep in mind that most of what passes as numismatic information is no more than tested opinion at best, and marketing blather at worst. However, I try to choose my words carefully, since I know that you guys are always watching." - Joe O'Connor
FDIC Certificate #: 18943
Status: Inactive
Closing history: Merger - Without Assistance
Acquiring institution: Vectra Bank (#22656)
Federal Reserve ID: 51851
Date Established: November 07, 1963
Date of Deposit Insurance: November 07, 1963
Last Structure Change Effective Date: November 11, 1995
Last Structure Change Process Date: December 07, 1995
Last Data Update: December 07, 1995
Data Source Date: April 05, 2012
Read more: http://www.bankencyclopedia.com/
rolls of Wheat cents and Indian Head cents in the 1960s?
<< <i>die 3 weak back >>
Yeap...not worth near what die pair 2 is with the strong reverse!
My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
<< <i>I got the roll from canyoncity_coin >>
OP / buyer says he got the roll from here, not the denvercertifiedcoins seller. I don't see any $1300 rolls (as cited in an earlier posy) in conyoncity_coins completed listings. FWIW.
I also did not pay this as I got it on a second chance offer I negotiated with the seller and got the 22 roll with 4 other rolls for 699.00
<< <i>this one
I also did not pay this as I got it on a second chance offer I negotiated with the seller and got the 22 roll with 4 other rolls for 699.00 >>
Ok. You might make out all right. Are you going to try to slab the '22?
My icon IS my coin. It is a gem 1949 FBL Franklin.
a pleasant surprise to see a ebay roll thread turn out ok, at least no counterfeits anyway
i also thought the link near the beginning of the thread was the coin being discussed, which has now been cleared up. tx
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<< <i>OMG they are making giant cinnamon rolls on man vs food they are bigger than your head!!!! >>
now you have my attention
Erik
<< <i>OMG they are making giant cinnamon rolls on man vs food they are bigger than your head!!!! >>
i watched them make gummy bears that were like 20 pounds one time rotfl
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gold mine in numismatic history. Rolls of key and semi-
key Wheat cents and Indian Head cents, unsearched,
just waiting to be harvested and flipped for a handsome
profit. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a few
1916-D Mercury dimes in those rolls, accidentally
wrapped up by careless bank employees back in the
day --- and maybe even a gold dollar or two, if
you have a keen eye and know what to look for.
If not a troll, then I will have to say the OP is a very astute business man and destined to become very wealthy, having discovered this goldmine of opportunity. Hope your luck continues.