In My Collect I Was Given A Bank Bag

I imagine these are loose in the bag and not in paper/wrapped rolls correct? If so these are as issued from the mint at that time and date. If Philadelphia or Denver. All Would be of MS grade coins, depending on just how this bag has been handled over the years will determine the actual status of these. If it was banged around a lot(as normally is in transit) they will exhibit "Bag marks", these are the normal coin-coin contact that happens in close quarters containment. The less marks the better. If you desire to search for errors/doubled dies, please learn HOW TO HANDLE RAW COINS! Otherwise, just leave them be. Selling is an option, but the market may not be the best now.

I did find the different weights of the copper and zinc but I don't have a scale yet.

to the CCF.

Let us know whatever you decide to do with the bag.

I'd open them and search the rolls.
Just because I rull has a 1982 on the end doesn't mean they're all 1982's.
If they're customer wrapped rolls, who knows what goodies could be hiding in there.

I believe After a certain year the bank bags consisted of BU bank wrapped rolls . You can tell if they are copper or zinc by the weight of the roll In Hand compared to a roll of known copper Cents . Then just see if they are large date or small date . You'll be hoping for 1982 -P small date copper , Value : $15-$30 a roll . But Oct.21 tells me they are probably zinc .

To CCF! You can do whatever you want with the bank bag. You can etheir open it or keep it sealed. Another possibility is you can try selling it on ebay if you don't want it.