Does Handwriting On Coin Roll Affect It's Value?

Wayforwarded - I mostly agree, which is to say I don't agree! I think linekerca bought mint rolls, and I do think there is a premium (however slight) for still being together in the mint roll (i.e. the whole is greater than the sum of its parts).

Back to the original question though, I personally don't think the writing decreases the value of these, and if it does, it's not an amount worth sweating over.

Personally if I'm buying coins in a roll that were made 6 years ago from a company that could have copied the mint's paper, I would want to check the coins inside the roll to make sure that they are genuinely what I paid for. The premium of having the original mint paper is so slight and if you were ever to sell them as a collector and not a reputable dealer the buyer would want to open the rolls to verify that you're not ripping them off.

I just go to the bank and get paper to reroll the coins gently and if mint state I always wear coin handling gloves.