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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dillan, post: 3072904, member: 90539&quot;]I would be careful buying rolls from eBay unless you know the seller. Some of these guys will sell a roll of say 1939 and they are all worn so bad that the best in the roll might be a G-4 . Not all are like that, but try and locate estate auctions and purchase rolls from them. I got some really good UNC rolls from a past collector, when the family auctions off all of the coins. Be patient they come up every once and a while. I also purchased 3 rolls of what was called unsearched Buffalo nickels , and on each end of the roll was a decent 1936 and all the others inside were absolute garbage every single one was not worth having . Some of them had glue on them ,some had been burned, others were worn so bad there was no coin left etc.Not worth sending back because of shipping costs etc. Live and Learn. buy from friends , well known dealers that are decent, and be patient there are a lot of UNC pennies out there in collections that sooner or later will be sold to you and me. !![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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