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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;andrew289, post: 288590, member: 6463&quot;]1. No, I wouldn&#039;t</p><p>2. No, you can collect P&amp;D rolls for less. Some will always pay more for percieved value. Who know if the mint label will bring more than the Strings label. Personally, I buy coinss not wrappers. They are the same coins. The mint wrapped ones did not receive any special treatment when they went through the hopper.</p><p>3. Yes, if I spent $1.43 for the same coins that I could get at the bank for $1.00. You bet I would keep them wrapped. That extra $.43 per coin is for THE WRAPPER.</p><p>4. I get my rolls from the bank. There is no hope involved. If you live east of the Mississippi, you get P rolls. West of the Mississippi, you get D rolls. Some places in the midwest along the Mississippi, you might get both. Trouble is, the rolls don&#039;t indicate mint mark so that requires faith to be sure you get both mints. To solve this, you can either buy a wrapped roll of the mint you need at a show for a slight premium or find a trading buddy here on cointalk and mail each other rolls for mere postage.</p><p>5. I&#039;m putting back a couple rolls of each mint mark per issue. Not for any false dreams of increased value but I hope to share them with the grandkids and maybe fill a couple albums in 8-9 years to sell on ebay.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Disclaimer: The comments posted above state an opinion which may vary from other opinions. The content is for entertainment purposes only and not to be relied upon for investing purposes. With all investments, seek counsel from authorized specialists in the field and don&#039;t rely on Internet banter in making your investment choices. Copyright 2007.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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