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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 73563, member: 68&quot;]Coins can be removed from proof sets and put into rolls with no damage. It </p><p>really isn&#039;t a difficult process if care is taken.&nbsp; There will be some significant</p><p>damage on a very tiny percentage of coins and minor things like prints or</p><p>small marks on a few but most coins will be fine.&nbsp; Only the very highest qual-</p><p>ity coins are worth the cost of slabbing and a few other near gems will often </p><p>be held out of the rolls.&nbsp; One thing that is fairly consistent on the wholesale </p><p>market is that culls and problem coins have to be excluded for these rolls to </p><p>sell.&nbsp; This means fewer than 2% of the coins are taken off the top but as much</p><p>as 10% is taken off the bottom.&nbsp; All else being equal most of these rolls are </p><p>slightly better than the average proof set though there is little chance you can</p><p>find a spectacular gem in the rolls.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Generally I wouldn&#039;t recommend the proof rolls for just this reason, but there&#039;s </p><p>an even better reason to avoid proof rolls;&nbsp; they&#039;re usually more expensive!&nbsp; You</p><p>can buy the sets to make rolls for less than the cost of the rolls and you can </p><p>find the high grade coins in sets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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