what is this ebay listing selling, 1 roll or two?

razzle · February 22, 2013 1:20PM

This is a closed listing. I have no vested interest in it other than wondering which coins were being offered?

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Constantine · February 22, 2013 1:30PM

1 roll, where is the confusion?

Edited. Oh I see the title now. Still think one roll of the Chaco.

WoodenJefferson · February 22, 2013 5:23PM

Well, they are quarters (more than one) in the bank roll (one)

Senex · February 22, 2013 10:40PM

One roll - no confusion here.

1tommy · February 22, 2013 10:45PM

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

razzle · February 23, 2013 12:35AM

If you won this item, would you be expecting Chaco quarters or Acadia quarters, or both? 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?

Type2 · February 23, 2013 12:36AM

<< <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

>>

Yup Yup all junk the MS66 and up all pulled.

Shamika · February 23, 2013 12:43AM

one roll

messydesk · February 23, 2013 1:02AM

If these are seller-wrapped, why would anyone treat these differently than the rolls of cents with an Indian cent at each end, or those self-printed "Official State Bank of Carson City" rolls of dollars that were being sold for such a long time?

johnny9434 · February 23, 2013 2:41AM

one roll by the looks of it

Papi · February 23, 2013 3:01AM

<< <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.

ebaybuyer · February 23, 2013 3:24AM

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.

spy88 · February 23, 2013 8:43AM

Ditto ebaybuyer comment

thisnamztaken · February 23, 2013 8:56AM

<< <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.

Overdate · February 23, 2013 1:36PM

The wrapping can make a big difference. El Yunque mint wrapped "S" rolls are bringing around $60, privately wrapped rolls of the same coin are bringing around $30.

what is this ebay listing selling, 1 roll or two?

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