bank wrapped roll of silver dimes

Shall I open this nice silver roll hoping to find hot lips or double striking?
What would you do?
All l can see is an uncirculated silver dime. No year but Denver mint.

 

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Open-open-open-open-open it.

 

I forgot to tell you it's a Roosevelt reverse.

 

I've never understood the appeal of collecting rolls. I want to know what the coins look like--not the wrappers.

 

Open!

 

You're killing us man...open it for crying out loud. I'm in tears and fighting off an anxiety attack!

 

Open.. lay them side by side.. Obverse and Reverse pictures to share with us!

 

Right on, right on!

 

Oh and don't forget to wear a pair of cotton gloves so not to smudge them!

 

And we HAVE to see the torn up tube as proof!

 

I wouldn't open it if it was mine.

 

Some do, some don't. Some will, some won't.

 

There's a little known law that it is illegal to possess an unopened roll of silver dimes, has something to do with the Rolled Up Silver Dime Act passed many years ago...so open it up and be a good law abiding citizen.

 

open em if you got em lol

 

I don't know why Tommy, but after reading your reply I thought of this......

 

This suspense is killing me!

 

if my kid asked my this i woulda slapped him in the back of his head an said "duh"!

 

Just because the wrapper looks old doesn't mean a thing. You didn't say there was a silver dime on each end. For all you know, this is one of those "unsearched" rolls that has 48 clad dimes in between.

OPEN IT!!!!!

 

Throw them back in a drawer for some time when you need a bit of a lift.

Of course, it is all clads bar 2, that might just tip you over the edge, but ho-hum, not my problem.

 

Are they opened yet... Today would GREAT!!!