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Pillar of the Community
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The odds of all these coins in a roll being double bars are about the same as getting a full roll of 2000 incuse coins. There is more than 1 die being used at any one time and ALL the coins go into a bin from all these different dies before rolling  The odds of your rolls being 100% double dies is about the same as picking the winning numbers for the next lotto draw  |
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Pillar of the Community
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13 17 23 40 36 11 next week lotto numbers trout some one take a guess if it was I would like to go to sleep dreaming ahhahah
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New Member
Australia
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Hi Shane,
It all depends on your end game.
Would you be upset if you ripped open the rolls and they were not all double bars?
Would you rather sit on the rolls for 10 or 20 years and then sell complete?
If they were not double bars could you sell them and get your money back as individuals?
No point weaseling the top one out to have a peek at the one underneath as you may damage the roll where it cannot be returned to its normal state.
By the way Shane, your coin collection is great!
Enworb, great error, absolutely brilliant!
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Valued Member
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shainw personally if I were in your lucky boat I would open and would record as it was done "for proof of them being in a roll" and I would do it without ripping if possible and look at the first 3 from one end.
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Australia
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shanew did you do it! did you do it!  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Don't do it.
You will then just have a bunch of coins + a wrapper
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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ok I need a vote if I open one end and take the first 2 or 3 coins an they are double bars and can see the 4 coin all double bars what would a open double bar mint roll be worth as there is no listing and how do you post a video on this site for proof or would snap photos do vote and value ple ASE |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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"One small step for man"...............  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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"..... one giant leap for mint coined" Shane, if they're not double bar, you might be able to make them single bar ...... Schooner of VB thanks ......  |
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Australia
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Valued Member
Australia
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I would be fighting with myself if I were in your shoes but curiosity would get the better of me   but another thing you dont know with 100% accuracy what you have if you dont look  Wha ah ah ah ahhhhhh  Can you guess my vote..... open it! open it! |
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Valued Member
Australia
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I would keep it intact, with the romantic dream, that someday, technology will provide an affordable way to scan the coins still intact in the roll.
Edited by sfitzernator
02/04/2014 04:58 am
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Nice error 50 centers. If you do choose to flip the first couple to look, you might as well open the whole roll. My belief is that if both ends have double bars, then the whole roll will have them
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