Differences In Presidential Rolls?

The US mint Rolls are sold by the US ,mint at 35.95 per roll

the others are bank rolls picked up at face value

That's it exactly, only difference between them is the paper they are wrapped in. The US Mint wrapped rolls do have one small advantage. They have the mintmark printed on the wrapper. There is no way to know what mintmark is in a String & Sons roll without opening it.

The String & Sons is printed in orange. I got some on the west coast that are printed in grey. I believe they are Wells Fargo but I'm at work and can't check now. But they are otherwise the same as String & Sons.

Fatcat

So the US Mint rolls have coins from one mint and the N.E. String & Son rolls (bank rolls) have mixed mints? That would kind of make sense to me. I read somewhere that the bank rolls were made from bagged coins that the US Mint shipped to the banks (or whoever makes the roll). The US Mint rolls skip these extra bagging and mailing to the banks steps. Could skipping these steps result in better condition coins? I bought a P and a D US Mint roll of Washington Dollars and there were some real stinkers in there but there were also some real beauties in there too. It makes me wonder how many beat up dollars are in the bank rolls?

-- Boris