Break apart a 90% silver Dime/Quarter roll and sell in baggies or not?

I just picked up 2x 90% silver dime rolls and 1x 90% quarter roll from a show today in Naugatuck, CT.

I was wondering if there is more money to be made by opening the roll and bagging it up as an ounce or so each of 90% silver coins or just selling the whole roll?

What do you guys think mathematically works as the better profit equation?

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How much did you pay for the rolls? If you paid somewhere near spot there wouldn't be much profit margin in reselling unless silver prices rise dramatically.

 

I think the real profit potential is in cherry-picking the rolls.

 

Could you help us out by telling us if these are all or part junk silver rolls or of a better quality-- BU for instance, original bank rolls?

I'd suggest without knowing, if junk sell them the same way you bought them if silver jumps up and you can profit. Making multiple lots of junk doesn't seem like it's worth your time unless you like doing a lot of little sales. Just seems like a lot of work. If better quality definitely look at them for keys that you could sell individually.

 

I dont really think that people will pay more if there is less silver broken into baggies, I would just look through the rolls for anything good, then sell for bullion value... of course for more than you bought them for though, so you my have to wait a while in that case.