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Message:: [QUOTE="huntsman53, post: 265825, member: 1242"]The big mis-conception here is what is an OBW roll! Yes, some Banks routinely take assorted Cents, Nickels, Dimes and Quarters and roll them or have them rolled in what are called OBW Coin Wrappers. However, there are the rolls of coins that are received by the Bank through their' regular supplier (whoever that may be) that could either be assorted Dates and Mintmarks rolled by this supplier or a coin rolling service or they could be rolled BU coins that are rolled by a coin rolling service but as they come from the Mints. All of these are considered OBW rolls as they come in what is referred to as OBW rollers! Generally, $2,00 for a OBW BU roll of Lincoln Memorial Cents is considered high, unless they are the higher collectible Dates and Mints! These being the 1960-P & D large and Small Dates, the 1969-S, 1970-S, 1971-S, 1972-P, 1983-P, 1984-P,1995-P rolls and to some extent the 1998-P, 1999-P, 2000-P rolls as well as a few other Dates and Mints that are of lower mintages and/or have known errors. Additional Dates and Mintmarks will more than likely make the list as they become more scarce due to hoarding and/or the value of the known errors for these Dates and Mints goes up significantly in price! Frank[/QUOTE]