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I can say this. If they were my rolls, no matter were I "found them" they would be searched.
Agreed. The only way the "unsearched" line could possibly be true is if the seller was a complete coin ignoramus and didn't know that certain old coins were worth a lot more than others. Even then, an ignoramus wouldn't know that saying the rolls are "unsearched" might improve sales, since they wouldn't know there was anything worth searching for. His sales spiel indicates he knows perfectly well that certain types are more valuable, and that the coins on the ends of his rolls "might be" those types.
This guy's already sold at least 150 rolls, and there's no doubt more where that came from. Just how many rolls of pennies did this family in Tennessee have, anyway?
Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis