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Message:: [QUOTE="Lon Chaney, post: 1401245, member: 29844"]Dollars should come in boxes of $1000.  Small dollars are 40 rolls of $25, and large dollars are 50 rolls of $20.  And I'm pretty sure I've seen a Fed order form where banks can order large dollars, I think most just assume they can't.  Let me see if I can find it somewhere. EDIT:  This is from frbservices.org:  Q:How can I obtain an Eisenhower dollar?A: Most Eisenhower dollars are in circulation. The U.S. Mint discontinued minting Eisenhower dollars in December 1978, and the last of the Eisenhower dollars were distributed to the Federal Reserve Banks in April 1979. Because the Eisenhower dollars are no longer minted, the Reserve Banks cannot order them from the U.S. Mint and supply them to banks. Coin dealers listed in the telephone yellow pages usually have a supply of Eisenhower dollars. ____________________________ I'm not sure if I buy it.  I mean, banks can order small dollars, and there's a big chance that there will be SBA dollars in there.  And those are no longer minted.  If the Fed has them in supply, I still think banks should be able to order Ikes from them.  Might be worth a phone call to the Fed, I don't know.[/QUOTE]