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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 129080, member: 4626&quot;]Basically any roll of coins you get from a bank can be called a &quot;bank roll.&quot;&nbsp; The term doesn&#039;t necessarily make any distinction between a roll wrapped directiyl from coins received from the Mint or a roll of coins a bank has received, counted, and had re-rolled.&nbsp; As for whether or not the buyer has a legitimate complaint, it would depend on how it was advertised.&nbsp; If it was claimed that the rolls were solid rolls of a certain state quarter and a certain condition, then yes, I see that she&#039;d have a valid complaint that what she received wasn&#039;t as advertised, whether the seller knew the claim to be true or not.&nbsp; If it wasn&#039;t described that way, and it was made clear that what was in the middle of the rools was unkonwn, then I don&#039;t see how she has any legitimate cause for complaint.&nbsp; Personally if I was selling rolls I wouldn&#039;t advertise them to be solid rolls of anything unless I knew that to be a fact for precisely this reason.&nbsp; To protect yourself, make it clear what you know or don&#039;t know about what you&#039;re selling so nobody can complain what they received wasn&#039;t as described.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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