Sure, because the mint is not a thing, and contracts with all sorts of third parties to package product. Is it the same contractor? Like for Kennedy rolls for example, as I didn’t think so but maybe I’m misinformed
The point I was attempting to make was that with a third party doing the work, anything could happen. Older coins with new coins, even circulated coins with new coins. You never know for sure until you open the roll up and go through it.
There was a whole scam thing going on with these rolls. The mint was selling them at face with free shipping (!) when they were trying to get people to use them in commerce. So people were buying them with rewards credit cards, depositing the coins into the bank, and paying off the credit card bills before they were charged interest. If you can make 2% on your money every 15 days, that's quite a nice yearly APR. About the only thing of value would be a missing or doubled edge lettering coin - they're known for just about every coin. For a while when George first came out they were valuable, but once it became clear it was a minor manufacturing defect... https://minterrornews.com/priceguide.html specifically https://minterrornews.com/priceguidemissingedgelettering.html (you will notice they don't even try to guess a value)