Exciting First Search Of Penny Rolls!

Okay, so I didn't get any groundbreaking valuable pennies, but I got myself $5 worth, not expecting to get anything exciting, besides copper pennies. I had the typical rolls with red stripes, and three solid rolls. I didn't expect to get wheat pennies, but I did! every other roll with the red stripes have one or two wheats, which was impressive. However, when I got to the solid red ones, which had the name of a bank stamped on them (I saved them for last, because they looked the oldest), and was taken aback by the contents! Every penny in all three rolls was 1990 or earlier. One of them had no wheats, the other had 5, and the other had 19!! One of them even had a steel penny as well! However, disappointment was aplenty when it came down to the fact that many of them had some corrosion - whoever handled these pennys must have had them in a bad place. The steel cent was smothered by it's greenish-white patina. However, a wheat is a wheat to me, and since they're unusual, I'm going to save em up until I have a roll, and then I'll decide what to do with them.

I didn't get any key or unusual dates, though I got 3 1955s and 3 1941s, but with no doubling - oh well. The most rare one I found is a 1932, but again, nothing too out of the ordinary. So in total, it came to 33 wheat pennies, and ~ 140 coppers(minus wheats), so 16% wheats and 28% coppers. I've never searched pennies before, but I know that wheat ratio is off the charts! I'm going back to the bank on Monday and going to happily ask if she has any more rolls that have a bank stamp on them. I need my wheaties! lol