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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 661085, member: 19065&quot;]I do something similar, I have a dull tipped tool that works well, it is a tool used in traditional bookmaking called a &#039;bone folder&#039; (yes, it is made of natural bone/horn or composites like hard resin), I choose the end of the bank rolled roll with the coin that looks least likely to be something of value or interest, then gently pry and un-roll around the edge of the roll. Once the rolled end is extended, coins will either slide with a bit of shaking the roll or pressing gently from the opposite, still rolled end. Keep that opposite end rolled for later. Then refill the tube and fold the opened end closed. Occassionally you may use tape to reseal an end that will not stay closed. I cycle through several banks to return my searched rolls and they never balk about reusing the wrappers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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