Canadian Quarter Roll Hunting - Results?

Very interesting!

Oh, that's fantastic, when a teller is looking out for YOU and what you want.. Tim Hortons card for that teller, for sure! Ok, results from second box are not as good as the first - only got 43 rolls and $70 change in exchange for the box of 50 rolls brought to the bank (a little short changed, ha ha!).
Out of 43 rolls, 8 were plastic wrapped mint rolls - 5 different provinces from 1992 series, and 3 rolls from the 1999/2000 Millennium series.
So out of 35 rolls/1400 coins supposedly:
5 regular US
12 replacement commemoratives for my trading list.
1969/1972 upgrades for my album.

Well, it wasn't really 1400 coins - 3 rolls had a nickel mixed in to replace a quarter, so I lost value with that.. I mean, how hard up does a person have to be to squeeze 20 cents profit per roll from the bank?

So, here's a question - in your box of customer wrapped rolls, what would make you more upset? 5 rolls that are short one coin each (39 instead of 40), or 5 rolls with 39 quarters and 1 nickel in each? Personally, if some rolls are short, I will give the benefit of the doubt and think the person miscounted, even to the tune of 5 rolls wrong out of 50. But the rolls with the nickel? That's obviously on purpose. And that would steam me even more... :(

Nice finds!