$ilver$urfer
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Hello All,
Last week I got four boxes full of CWRs from my supply banks that are in the flat 5x10 boxes (usually NF String rolls). One of the boxes was a monster that produced my second most keepers in a box ever ([18] 40%ers and [1] 1951 Ben) but the other three boxes were clearly someone's dumps (re-rolled yellow NF String wrappers). This week the CWRs continued with my two Brinks Boxes (5x5x2) as well. In the last 8 months of getting boxes only one box has been full of CWRs and now six boxes in a row. I like the idea of machine wrapped rolls because there is an inherent tamper-resistant quality to them.
I don't mind getting boxes of CWRs like the monster box I got last week but I am not sure that is the norm. What is going on here? Is Brinks and Loomis getting lazy or are they out of wrapped boxes and will they be ordering a big silver-filled shipment of halves from the Fed soon
Thanks for any insights you can provide! 
HH,
$ilver$urfer
Last week I got four boxes full of CWRs from my supply banks that are in the flat 5x10 boxes (usually NF String rolls). One of the boxes was a monster that produced my second most keepers in a box ever ([18] 40%ers and [1] 1951 Ben) but the other three boxes were clearly someone's dumps (re-rolled yellow NF String wrappers). This week the CWRs continued with my two Brinks Boxes (5x5x2) as well. In the last 8 months of getting boxes only one box has been full of CWRs and now six boxes in a row. I like the idea of machine wrapped rolls because there is an inherent tamper-resistant quality to them.
I don't mind getting boxes of CWRs like the monster box I got last week but I am not sure that is the norm. What is going on here? Is Brinks and Loomis getting lazy or are they out of wrapped boxes and will they be ordering a big silver-filled shipment of halves from the Fed soon
Thanks for any insights you can provide! HH,
$ilver$urfer

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