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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;PittsburghMom, post: 1389809, member: 34903&quot;]I think the unsearched rolls are complete scams,&nbsp; but I did cave the other day and purchased an unopened Brinks box of pennies. It arrived within 2 days, completely unopened, but part of me is still skeptical although I did enjoy some of the coins I received. There were probably a dozen wheat pennies, one penny in very good condition that just said &quot;199&quot; and another with multiple die breaks. </p><p><br /></p><p>I was skeptical b/c at least 1 full roll was Canadian, there were at least 50 1964 D&#039;s, etc. It was such a mix that I just couldn&#039;t be sure whether it was a new scam or not, but like I said, I was still happy with the good ones that I did receive so take that for what it&#039;s worth. Most of the coins were dated from the 1960&#039;s - 1980&#039;s. I did not check as thoroughly as some would. I was specifically looking for the ultra rare coins which I found zero of or the older wheat pennies. </p><p><br /></p><p>Just an FYI, but I paid @ $50 for $25 worth of pennies. It was a one time splurge. I am usually much more careful about how I spend our $, but I wanted to try this route once just to see what the result was.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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