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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;therocktjb, post: 1662115, member: 43258&quot;]That roll of Franklins could very well be searched. There isn&#039;t any viable proof that it hasn&#039;t been, especially if it all rolls were finger rolled as he says that they were. I could get some vintage rolls that were still flat, throw a Franklin on the ends and fill the rest with junk and say it is unsearched, just like almost all sellers do on eBay. </p><p><br /></p><p>And the bulk wheats at coin shops are searched through as well, same as those 500-1000 or however many pounds of wheats are. I can date search 1000 wheats in less than an hour and have them separated by decade and known error years. So all those &quot;I don&#039;t have the time to search these&quot; or &quot;I know nothing about coins so...&quot; are just catchphrases used to dupe bidders. My LCS has about 10 employees, a few that rarely are out front in the shop, and that&#039;s because they are in the back cataloging what they have to include what they&#039;ve purchased in bulk. With their wheats, they sell them in lots, and most of the smaller lots have about 50-100 cents in them with a few AU/BU red&#039;s thrown into the mix. Can anyone seriously think that the LCS wouldn&#039;t search through what they buy even if in bulk for anything worth a lot of money so they can sell it at what could potentially be a huge loss because it is &quot;unsearched?? No chance.</p><p><br /></p><p>On the rare occasion that someone is truly honest and hasn&#039;t searched what they have, the odds of the person before them searching the coins is high. I have a b ag of wheats that I got from my grandfather that I haven&#039;t searched through, but I can guarantee that he did at some point. I can&#039;t honestly sell these as unsearched.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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