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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lon Chaney, post: 1129274, member: 29844&quot;]Same company.&nbsp; They&#039;ve been using that pic since at least 2005, when I last bought an &quot;unsearched&quot; lot from them.&nbsp; </p><p>When I did, I got a few steel cents, a few Unc., one semi-key date in poorer condition, and a handful of 10s, 20s, and 30s.&nbsp; It was actually a solid bunch.</p><p>&nbsp; My theory is that they get a huge lot of common date 40s and 50s, then mix in coins.&nbsp; Add in a few rolls of steel cents, a few rolls of 1910s, etc.&nbsp; Then throw in a few semi-key and key dates.&nbsp; So some people will get nice coins, but most won&#039;t get enough to cover the auction cost.&nbsp; Then, when they sell it all, they&#039;ve still made a profit.</p><p>Just my theory.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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