Ordering Boxes From Banks

At least you get half dollar rolls to look through. As I've griped about many times, my bank never has any. I guess I'll just have to cough up $500 and order a box. I guess it's time to join em.

Here is possibly some good information about the relationship between Loomis and the Fed:

"Loomis offers a comprehensive solution for coin services throughout much of our national service network. In fact, we serve as Federal Reserve Coin Depots in 40 locations, enabling us to provide the most stable and reliable coin services in the industry and, in most cases, help you reduce inventory. We offer complete processing services including sorting, wrapping, storage and of course delivery."

http://www.loomis.us/products-servi...cessing.aspx

Maybe that's why coin rolls delivered by Loomis don't have their company name splashed all over them like the Brinks rolls do.

I mean if Loomis is acting as an agent for the Fed, then it wouldn't put the Loomis name on rolls.

nono. I'm talking about the 1/10 ounce dimes.

--oblaka

I would just like to add that I hate you, fist ;-)

"You will probably do much better searching rolls brought in by customers. Boxed haves will contain 99% searched/dumped coin, depending on the amount of hunters in your area. It's the reason I quit ordering boxes a year ago. I have searched approx $3500 in halves this year and all cust rolled, and have found several solid silver rolls (of 40%). Good luck."

yeah, well problem is, though I'm a fledgling hunter, when I've asked my bank for rolls customers have brought in, rather than boxes, they act like I'm crazy and say they don't have any; a lie of course, considering every bank must get at least a couple customers a day bringing in coin, right?

welp, just ordered my first 2 boxes of em, so we'll see if it's just all dumped/searched stuff.