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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Evan_76, post: 2001083, member: 59458&quot;]While at my local branch I asked the teller if she had any half dollars. She said a customer came in last week and gave her a couple rolls. She said she opened one and they were &quot;pretty shiny&quot;. I told her I would but them from her. When she places the rolls on the counter and fished the loose ones out of her drawer, she said she was so happy to &quot;get rid of them&quot;. I think my eyes almost fell out of my head when I read the date - 1964. </p><p><br /></p><p>Once I left the bank I took a closer look and the two paper rolls and read 1964 and 1967. In all I purchased 40, 90% 1964 half dollars (one in the original wrapper),&nbsp; and 20 40% halfs. I haven&#039;t opened the wrapped rolls as I believe they are more valuable unopened. On the side is roughly stamped $10. The opposite end of the roll has a paper stopper. I haven&#039;t seen that before which is why I think they are original. All-in-all a good day. I only find it hard to believe that the original owner, and no one else in the bank knew what they had.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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