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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;elijahhenry10, post: 1259102, member: 28374&quot;]The more I sit and think and read, the more ways that I can find to get scammed in the coin world.&nbsp; 1.(and this one is for roll searches mainly) Getting ripped off from the bank.&nbsp; I recently got some rolls of cents, and one was 11 cents short?&nbsp; How does a bank teller manage to not realize that a roll of coins is 11 short?&nbsp; I think they just realized they had been ripped off and did not want to take the loss from it.&nbsp; Also, the idea of of stuffing a roll of dimes with cents.&nbsp; I just tried it to see if my dad would fall for it.&nbsp; I took a dime wrapper, and filled it with cents minus 2 per end.&nbsp; I handed it to my dad and he was willing to give me $5 for it until I told him what I did.&nbsp; If a bank doesnt realize and sells it to you, they probably wouldnt believe you to refund your money.&nbsp; 2.(this is one of the any for ebay buyers)&nbsp; You always see rolls of &#039;unsearched&#039; shotgun rolls of wheats.&nbsp; They always say they went to the bank to get them wrapped, and just somehow managed to have a Denver minted Mercury dime on one end.&nbsp; Just to see if I could, I unwrapped a shotgun roll of cents, put a dime on the end, filled it with wheats, and closed the end.&nbsp; It looks like it did right after it came out of the box.&nbsp; It is kinda obvious that it wont be a 1916 D Mercury dime on the end.&nbsp; What is to stop anyone from starting to rip people off?&nbsp; If anyone else has any other things they would love to vent about (sorry for letting my time to talk last a tad bit long), feel free to comment.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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