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Just picked up a full roll of 1946 Rosie's that are still in the original coin wrapper from the bank. I am afraid to take them all out of the wrapper at once however; I did sneak a look at the first three and they are beautiful. They are not proofs, just business strikes, but the detail is gorgeous. I paid 135.00 for the roll which is a little under melt but these dimes are BU in every aspect. I placed the roll inside a coin safe tube and will store them for my retirement. Couldn't believe that I seen them at my coin shop. He gave me a "Frequent" customer discount....  If I can get up the nerve, I might take them out of the roll and post pics. |
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What do you do in a situation like that?
Careful take each dime out, then put it in a 2x2 , or something else?
I recently opened up the box of silver I bought in Sept 2008 when the house market crashed. I didn't realize it but I had around 50 BU 1964 roosies, it's so neat to see something look so great that's quite old. I can't imagine your excitement!
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I havent worked up the nerve to take them all out. It is the original wrapper from the bank and quite fragile.
My curiousity is the same as yours....
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Break 'em out and see what you have. I had the same problem with some rolls of 1966 BU jeff nickels a few weeks ago (in original bank rolls) and I was advised to break them open. Afterwards, I picked out the best two and put them in 2 x 2's, then the rest went into coin tubes. Let's see pics!
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Edited by Scooby Due
06/03/2011 11:47 am
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Take them out and enjoy them! I dont know how you can sit there and make entries on the forum without breaking that roll open! Great find Freedom!  |
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Nice grab! No worries in breaking them open and checking them out! If you don't find anything, just so long as you're careful, then there's no problem sticking them in a tube afterwards.
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Posted 06/03/2011 07:21 am
