Original ms 65+ roll of 1938 buffalo nickels

I have a blue roll of perfect buffalo nickels. Roll says new in cursive and was wondering what a roll like this is worth these days. I last posted about this in 2010
American security & trust d.c.
Overall, buying a nice coin is one thing, but buying a unsearched BU original roll has to be worth something, 85 years later

 

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Well depending on variety ,and condition some will bring more... if they are ms 66 and up you'll do quite well....the 38 D is a favorite of mine, and a lot of collectors as they are usually in nice shape .
You may enjoy doing the atribution on them varietyvista.com

D/S variety

I would also warn about storage in that paper...and carbon spots....I would definitely do something other than let sit longer....and check the other 39 in the roll.

 

All are MS65+says who?they aren't certified so by what you say I guess all should at least be uncirculated.Possibly $500 more or less depending if the date range varies or are they all 38's.

 

True,to the OP before selling search for varietys first.If you want to get more for selling if you are,then try to sell the coins yourself individually as most likely the average coin dealers would just give you a total for all price.One might be a 67 for all as you know but that's really a longshot.

 

Let me summons the 38 D. Hunter @jtlee321

 

Probably a lot more than in 2010.

 

I still think finding a roll like this is rare. I can't find any. I have 3 different from I think original owner. Steel pennies, walking liberty and these. Some of the nicest I have seen. Don't want to open the roll further

 

I sent more photos

 

I only say 65+ because I have collected for 20 years and they are stunning

 

Never heard of a roll like this, but just look them up, it ain't hard. The paper roll of course is worthless.

 

You try, I can't find any. Only circulated

 

No 38 D rolls can be had....it may take awhile..but they can be had...but your $ is in the varieties and condition.

 

Those are purdy. I would have a hard time not opening the rest of the roll.

 

The trouble with paper rolls of this age...its a pig in a poke....One cannot see whats inside...they maybe toned gems,and they maybe trash...electrolysis I ve seen in paper rolls eat coins. I had a roll of 1943 steel in paper...every one was trash...do to the reaction in the wrapper for 80 what years?
I had a lady with rolls of IHC again the copper was actually eaten and the coins were dusty with red dust.

 

Those 40 nickels have potential..even more if graded...
Hell if Anacs has a deal I send in the roll @ $10 @ coin.... and then your going to preserve the roll.
You know what grade...as well be able to sell off at a profit.
$400 grading fees... even at $40 @ coin your investment has just tripled to $1200.

 

The horse is out of that barn. The roll is opened and you will never convince anyone it is un-searched.

IMHO.

 

Weren't you supposed to be watching the barn? We need to get you some puppy uppers.....no napping on the job. LoL

 

No 38 d can be had? Do you mean someone collected 40 and put them in a roll... I know this is a original roll, I can feel it

 

I understand what you mean, but to see this in person would change your mind. There are honest collectors that appreciate the original roll and can't ruin it

 

No I mean unc.bank roll of 38 d buffalos not a roll put together.