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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;-monolith-, post: 24867841, member: 150064&quot;]I don&#039;t collect modern coins nor do I have any interest in spending a ton of time searching thru pocket change. However I am an observant person and can offer this advice. </p><p>1. Assume that any bags, rolls, boxes, etc. of coins (regardless of denomination) that are sold by dealers (coin shop, bullion resellers, T.V. infomercials) have been searched and cheery-picked. <i>(I&#039;ll apologize now to all the dealers out there). </i></p><p>2. The best place to purchase rolls of coins would be local banks that have <b><i>there own coin sorting machines</i></b>. The key here is that the bank own&#039;s the sorting machine; if they are using a third-party company like Coinstar then don&#039;t buy from that bank as you will only get rolls of newly minted coins. You can call and ask if the bank own&#039;s or outsources it&#039;s coin machine services. If they own it then you will be getting rolls of coins from that machine and the people like me that bring their unsearched pocket change. </p><p>3. Avoid purchasing and having it shipped, you will loose money every time.</p><p><br /></p><p>Have fun.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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