Bicentennial mint roll?

[Bowen89]

Stopped at the bank today and picked up 15 rolls of halfs... all they had. After looking at the rolls i noticed they were different than brinks and others. They say philadelphia mint on them and i openned 2 and they are all bicentennials but not perfect. How would a machine wrap these in special paper if they look to be circulated. Heres a picture attached. Are they worth keeping selling or just handing them right back

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[Bowen89]

Forgot the picture

[BuffaloBoy]

interesting, i bet you could sell those rolls on fleabay for quite some profit!

[ihittheskislopes]

Stopped at the bank today and picked up 15 rolls of halfs... all they had. After looking at the rolls i noticed they were different than brinks and others. They say philadelphia mint on them and i openned 2 and they are all bicentennials but not perfect. How would a machine wrap these in special paper if they look to be circulated. Heres a picture attached. Are they worth keeping selling or just handing them right back

I will tell you my clad story I bought a bunch of rolls from a bank they were 2001-2011 unc rolls wraped in us mint paper and couldnt find a buyer so too me clad is worth only face, that being said ebay has alot of suckers if you want deal with it

[chrisplay2004]

There are a lot of Bicentennial collectors out there that pay more than face, especially in those wrappers.

[usernameerror]

There are a lot of Bicentennial collectors out there that pay more than face, especially in those wrappers.

Agreed. The wrapper makes it better. You could probably make a profit off eBay.