What do I do - Prezzy rolls

I've asked this before, but I'll ask slightly differently.
My father-in-law gave me the 1st 16 rolls of Prezzy bucks. NF String bank-wrapped rolls from BofA in MD.
OK, I open them up check for MELs, then...?
I don't do moderns so...do I look for any that don't have ANY lintmarks, no serious dings, what?
Are any of these worth slabbing if they are reasonably nice, say 65 or 66?
Or if they aren't MELs, just roll them back up and take them to the bank?
What process would you go through to judge if they are "good enough" to keep as modern widgets?
Thanks for any and all input.
My father-in-law gave me the 1st 16 rolls of Prezzy bucks. NF String bank-wrapped rolls from BofA in MD.
OK, I open them up check for MELs, then...?
I don't do moderns so...do I look for any that don't have ANY lintmarks, no serious dings, what?
Are any of these worth slabbing if they are reasonably nice, say 65 or 66?
Or if they aren't MELs, just roll them back up and take them to the bank?
What process would you go through to judge if they are "good enough" to keep as modern widgets?
Thanks for any and all input.

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yet i laff at myself
as that one member here made like a million dollar you suck for doing so
but yeah
i'd just take them to the bank and be done with um...my biased self says
Just put five in my pocket for the next trip to the market.
I would look at them, realize they're Presidential dollars, recoil in horror and go immediately to the nearest bank branch.
RIP Mom- 1932-2012
So I've got a decent set started at a cost of face value in a blue whitman, but refuse to pay more than that for these so will maybe someday collect the rest from circulation or whatever
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Look them all over very carefully. Look for any differences since so few DDOs and DDRs have been discovered yet.
Then take any that you think would be MS67 for 2007-2010 or MS68 for 2011-2014 and compare to other MS67-68s on coinfacts or other sold auctions.
If it there isn't an IMMEDIATE reaction of "my coin compares", then it is not worth slabbing. If you are not sure, then your coin is probably not a good enough specimen.
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The ultra high end 67/68 grades are very difficult to grade.
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for poor savings rates to be seen. If you must then just save the nice gemmy coins
(especially '05-'11).
I seriously doubt any coin made for circulation since 1998 in this country will be very
tough in MS-60. A few dimes might surprise people and some well made coins from
the satin finish era but this about it. Of course demand for some of these coins might
be pretty high as well.
I'd lean toward spending most of them and especially popular presidents.
And NO there aren't 1,320,652 others hoarding these rolls , just like you . So don't be discouraged that
possibly there is a huge hoard of $2,000,000,000 in rolls hanging over the market.
I believe there are actually only 1,320,650 others hoarding rolls of the Presidential Dollars. And the face
value hanging over the market is only about $1,999,999,025 by now. In 40 years I believe that will certainly
drop down to $1,999,990,050 - hang in there. You will win in the end.
...things went very sour for me when the mint started charging for the prez bucks. It was much more interesting to me to be able to get them for face value at the banks.