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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 4496399, member: 19250&quot;]To answer your question speaking from both sides lol....you are correct depending on where the coins came from for what purpose.... again dad worked at the Federal Reserve bank they had money cages on the first floor ,the armor car would pull in ,the turntable turned the truck inside the bay area. That way the truck wasn&#039;t exposed any time outside the bank.</p><p>The money bags were placed on dollies and pushed to the cages so women could roll the coins by machine.</p><p>Banks ordered their cash needs... be it roll coin or bills aka notes.</p><p>Just like most business do today if they have an armor service.</p><p>But banks could order bags as well rolls.</p><p>The true mint rolls were rolled by a vendor for the US Mint to be sold by the US Mint.</p><p>So if you are buying a roll from the mint yes.</p><p>If your buying a bank roll of unc. Coins from your bank were not rolled by or for the mint. They were rolled for commerce.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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