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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;GreenPVCHaze, post: 1891785, member: 68310&quot;]Just looked through three customer-wrapped rolls from a TD Bank here in Manhattan. The teller knows me by now and sets aside any customer-wrapped rolls (although there haven&#039;t been very many lately of any denomination).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Out of two rolls of Kennedy Halves and one roll of small-size dollars, I found a couple of decent AU clads, a 1972 P and D. The roll of dollars wasn&#039;t a total waste as I got my second AU Chester A. Arthur dollar (the first came from a MetroCard vending machine). How did those end up in circulation so quickly?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I&#039;m trying to put together a complete circulated set of clad Kennedys and Presidential Dollars up to the Chester A. Arthur dollar, but if more keep popping up in my change, maybe I&#039;ll be able to complete the set!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I find this particular niche of coin collecting, roll hunting, to be particularly rewarding. It&#039;s like a lottery ticket without the guilt as I can always spend the coins I don&#039;t need over time, or dump them in the counting bin back at T.D. Bank. Generally I gravitate more towards slabbed, higher value coins, but putting together a complete circulated set of coins you simply found in rolls or in your pocket somehow just feels more satisfying to me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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