Forget about that valuation. I think it has been way overstated despite high transient market demand. It depends how many were struck. I'll betcha, with that sort of value esimate ($790), everybody will try to save them, and as a result, everybody who wants one will have one. Market demand will then dry up.
Unless you can get them from change or buy them now in bulk for not much more than face value, don't bother. I smell market manipulation here! I have seen this type of thing happen before.
In a bulk lot, rolled or otherwise, you may be lucky enough to find an MS65, but that won't make them scarcer than other date MS65's. Some years down the track from now, they may very well be more common than other date MS65's, because being the last date, everybody who may have been interested, has saved them to remain in top condition.
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