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"Unsearched rolls" in auctions...LOL
zski123
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I get a kick out of auctions listing UNSEARCHED ROLLs. This is goody... The auction house has several unsearched penny rolls with a quarter eagle at the end. Gee... I wonder if the whole roll is full of gold?
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imaginative marketing gimmicks like this work to optimize profits.
I also get a kick out of the unsearched roll of Morgans with a Carson City at the end. It's amazing they all have a Carson City at the end of the roll. What are the odds? Unsearched means not searched since the culls were placed into the roll.
Sandpapered rolls like this are pretty obvious. People don't store rolls of coins in any way that this could happen to the paper on that roll. Such a con.
bob
I can't find it anymore, but a number of years ago someone posted a spoof image with a big diamond ring crudely edited to be sticking out the end of a bank roll. I got a kick out of that.
I'm sure there are a few 1909 S VDB's in there!
What’s the significance of the sandpapering? I see the texture, but I don’t understand why it was done.
Makes the roll appear older than it is.
Oh my !!!
The web is full of these scams.... Perhaps someone's grandfather may truly have an unsearched roll of something.... The odds support that... but not more than one grandpa and one roll....
Cheers, RickO
I guess they technically haven't been searched since the seller put them together...
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