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Has anyone ever bought an "unsearched" coin roll? I just bought one on eBay that has a 1946 dime on one end and a 1902 Indian head on the other. I figure ill break even with those I just want to see how "unsearched" rolls do. Its shipping now and ill post the results later on this week. POST YOUR EXPERIENCES BUYING UNSEARCHED ROLLS.

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I want all of you to know i am just trying this for fun! If it works out good i might buy from the same seller and not risk a different seller. Im really risking like 5 bucks after the value of the enders.

I'm actually going to admit that I totally understand what you're saying. Ebay "unsearched" rolls aren't like getting bank rolls...usually what you're dealing with is people who take a roll of wheat cents, throw in a couple indian heads and maybe a dime or something cool and start selling them. It's not CRHing. and you're not going to come out on top in the long run, but i've bought a few for like you said for fun. Something to open up on my day off that i know has got a couple cool things in it.

That being said: don't do it unless you're looking for a cheap thrill
 
These ads don't even seem remotely plausible. A silver dime on the end of an "unsearched" penny roll? Come on.
 
No comment....these threads always get me in trouble with the moderators.

Not taking the bait!!!
 
I have some "unsearched rolls" I can put together for you at the low low value price of $15 a roll shipped and I will put a silver dime on one end and a mercury on the other and fill the middle up with all the UNSEARCHED crap 40s and 50s wheats I have...just like those sellers are doing on EBAY...This is just a joke by the way, but that is what you will get. Leave the guy negative feedback to help out others before they fall for the scam. I bought 2 rolls from different sellers in the past, both were BS rolls, I filed complaints with PAYPAL and EBAY and got my money back and got to keep the rolls...
 
I bought an unsearched roll for $5 once just to see what was in one of them. 49 wheats and 1 memorial cent. All of the wheats were 1937-1958.
 
I have some "unsearched rolls" I can put together for you at the low low value price of $15 a roll shipped and I will put a silver dime on one end and a mercury on the other and fill the middle up with all the UNSEARCHED crap 40s and 50s wheats I have...just like those sellers are doing on EBAY...This is just a joke by the way, but that is what you will get. Leave the guy negative feedback to help out others before they fall for the scam. I bought 2 rolls from different sellers in the past, both were BS rolls, I filed complaints with PAYPAL and EBAY and got my money back and got to keep the rolls...

From a seller's point of view, you are what is wrong with eBay today - The sense of entitlement. eBay sides with the buyer so whenever a complaint is filed, the seller is SOL. If you had been scammed by buying unsearched wheat cent rolls and you received a roll packed with memorial cents with wheat enders, then you have a legitimate complaint. But you aren't entitled to a mix of wheat cents from every decade in your roll. The large mintage of the later years (40's and 50's) in relation to the prior decades increases the probability that you will receive a larger percentage of common dates versus early dates. If you wanted your money back, you should have returned the rolls.
 
From a seller's point of view, you are what is wrong with eBay today - The sense of entitlement. eBay sides with the buyer so whenever a complaint is filed, the seller is SOL... If you wanted your money back, you should have returned the rolls.

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I won't take the bait - my posting history speaks for itself. Not a great start to your posting history, I must say. eBay said you didn't "have to" return the rolls, but it doesn't make it right. It was a test of honor one which you failed.

I'm sorry, I gotta side with gmrestoparts on this one. Anyone that is selling anything on ebay with the intent to rip people off need to have negative feedback left for them. If they get ripped off in the process I think they deserve it. I'm an honest person, but there are way too many people on ebay that try to prey on people that aren't reading extremely carefully or are gullible.
From unsearched rolls of pennies with dimes on the end, to auctions that have a picture with 15 items in it and then you go to the auction and see the buy it now price is per each to silver plated rounds to an expensive "instruction" book on how to make something that is in the picture of the auction. Sorry, but I have NO remorse for the people on ebay that are there for the sole intention of taking advantage of others.
 
I have always had the best luck searching half dollar rolls and dollar rolls I purchase from the bank....not a windfall but I do occasionally find some early silver, morgans, liberty's, and a few franklins. never buy from Ebay
 
diverdown, just an FYI for you, I hadnt even opened the rolls. I filled the complaint with the intent to send the rolls back. Ebay gave me a COURTESY refund and I was instructed I didnt have to return the rolls to the scum bag...maybe it was you?

"Maybe it was you"?

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I'm sorry, I gotta side with gmrestoparts on this one. Anyone that is selling anything on ebay with the intent to rip people off need to have negative feedback left for them. If they get ripped off in the process I think they deserve it. [...] Sorry, but I have NO remorse for the people on ebay that are there for the sole intention of taking advantage of others.

There was no contention in a legitimate complaints being filed or negative feedback being left to deserving sellers. The point of contention is the sense of entitlement where refunds are given and the merchandise not being returned.
 
I sort of disagree with all of you. The "gullible" people have none of my respect. I think they're a little bit stupid. I don't however have a problem with someone buying a roll for the thrill of finding guaranteed silver or Indian heads. On the other hand, I recently saw a guy on eBay that sold 8 individual circulated 40% half dollars for $5+ and like $3 shipping. This guy earns my respect because selling at those prices means he's a hell of an entrepreneur.
 
Forgot to ask if you could share the results once you get the roll. I'll admit that the rolls do sort of interest me.
 
Forgot to ask if you could share the results once you get the roll. I'll admit that the rolls do sort of interest me.

You are basically saying that you are gullible and stupid
 
Stop the insults please......

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I read the OP and skipped right down to the bottom without reading the other posts, but from my experience is that these rolls are purposely made to have 2 coins of value on the end and they use "New Old Stock" wrappers to make the rolls look legit. Of course we've all thought of buying a roll and trying our luck and that is what you did, which is OK, whatever makes you happy is all that matters.

Anyway, in this hobby of CRH we also know how rare an ender is let alone an ender of value, and what are the odds of getting 2 enders of value and one of them being a mercury dime, roosevelt dime, barber dime, etc? slim to none. I have found 1 dime in the last 1000+ penny rolls i have gone through from the bank and it wasn't an ender and it was not silver.

Please don't take this post as an insult, it is not intended to be so, but as long as you're happy with the roll that is what matters :)
HH and good luck,
BuffaloBoy
 
There was no contention in a legitimate complaints being filed or negative feedback being left to deserving sellers. The point of contention is the sense of entitlement where refunds are given and the merchandise not being returned.

Sorry, I misread your intent.
 
So since most of you are just hating on me and my idea do you not want to see the results. Except for the two guys standing up for me.
 
I read the OP and skipped right down to the bottom without reading the other posts, but from my experience is that these rolls are purposely made to have 2 coins of value on the end and they use "New Old Stock" wrappers to make the rolls look legit. Of course we've all thought of buying a roll and trying our luck and that is what you did, which is OK, whatever makes you happy is all that matters.

Anyway, in this hobby of CRH we also know how rare an ender is let alone an ender of value, and what are the odds of getting 2 enders of value and one of them being a mercury dime, roosevelt dime, barber dime, etc? slim to none. I have found 1 dime in the last 1000+ penny rolls i have gone through from the bank and it wasn't an ender and it was not silver.

Please don't take this post as an insult, it is not intended to be so, but as long as you're happy with the roll that is what matters :)
HH and good luck,
BuffaloBoy

Was hoping someone would give the guy some backup! I don't see why everyone's against "unsearched" rolls. Cheap fun to me.
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