Crack them open?

I have two original bank rolled 1964 cent rolls. They are not worth anything, much to my surprise. Should I open them up and look for 'toners or errors?

 

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Sure

 

Dont think that you will find ant toners in rolls, but you could check the cherrypickers guide to see if there are any varieties for the date.

 

If they are original rolls, there may be end toners. But, I take the OP with a grain of salt.

 

Who would lie about having rolls of 64 Lincolns?

 

Meh, not much to look for with 64s, if they are Phillies, look for DDRs.

 

If I never would have cracked my rolls, I would have never found a 1942/1 P. Voting Crack'em.

 

It's definitely worth a shot. There are a few nice RPM and OMM varieties if they happen to be 'D' mint, and you may even get lucky and find a minor mint error (rim clip, lamination, stike through, etc), but either way, crackin' 'em open won't hurt the value tremendously... They're easy to obtain in mint-state condition in or out of a BU roll.

-Brian

 

Definitely crack and search! If you find some PQ pieces, they might MS67/68. This is how big $$$ are made!:thumb: