One of these I would follow the guidance given and the other one I would pay absolutely no attention to. You decide which is which. I'll even give a hint, open it the suspense is killing me.
The best way to remove a bandaid is to just pull it right off to lessen the pain. Break that roll open and reap the rewards of doing so. If you get skunked then turn them in for cash. But if you score a payday, then you'll know exactly what you have. There's almost no downside at all to opening it!
The O-pen it, O-pen it, O-pen it contingent is definitely more vocal and swaying the jury. The peer pressure is mounting!
All this peer pressure I'm considering cracking open my 2 rolls Is there anything interesting about the 2000 Denver's or is the 2000 Philly where All the premium coins are coming from?
My opinion on unopened packaging that may contain rare items: There are two choices. 1) If you want the extra money that comes from the unopened mystery, then flip it now, and take the cash. Otherwise, 2) Open it and see what you have! I am not a packaging collector so I don't see any point in keeping it. Flip or open. Do not save as is.
I thought the third option was really funny so I was a little surprised that I was the only one to vote for it. Serious question, what is the most that one of those could be worth?
Masterswimmer, as pictured it definitely looks like a bank wrapped roll. I think I sold one of my die crack errors at a coin club meeting auction for $6. Could there be a Cheerios dollar in it? Buy a trio on the lottery if you happen to find a Cheerios dollar in it?