Strange Customer Wrapped Roll - Any Ideas?

I got several CWRs from a local bank in Indiana when I was visiting a week and a half ago. One of these rolls was very different from the others. It was in a completely different type of wrapper, and had unusual writing on it.




It reads out to be:

.46
31.
25.
10 c

I have no idea what it means, except for the 10c. When I opened the roll, a 1967 dime was present.

Other than that, it went from 2021-1951, varying dates.




I didn't really find anything significant, just a die gouge and a spike head. No other varieties, errors, or die events.

Any idea what this means? Is there a puzzle I'm not seeing? The 10c convinced me that the writing must have a purpose.

(This isn't really a serious deal, I'm just curious as to what this could mean, and I thought you guys could have some fun with it).

EDIT: Because my phone is incapable of taking good photos close up, perhaps a list of the coins would help:

2021 x 2
2020 D x 3
2020 x 1
2019 x 1
2018 x 2
2017 D x 2
2017 x 1
2016 x 1
2015 x 3
2015 D x 2
2014 x 1
2014 D x 1
2013 x 2
2003 x 1
1999 D x 1
1995 D x 2
1995 x 1
1994 D x 2
1994 x 1
1993 x 1
1990 x 1
1989 D x 1
1986 x 1
1982 x 2
1981 D x 2
1979 x 1
1978 x 1
1976 x 1
1976 D x 1
1973 D x 1
1960 x 1
1960 D x 1
1958 D x 1
1951 D x 1
1967 10c x 1

48 coins in total