I brought home 50 customer wrapped rolls (CWR) from the bank last night.
Most rolls had been about normal 20-25%.
One roll looked old and had the ends taped, I was a bit disappointed that it also was about normal.
BUT, one other roll that looked the same with the ends taped was quite a surprise.
When I opened it the 1st thing I noticed was a stell penny on the end, then I noticed almost the whole roll was that caramel chocklate brown, a noticable absence of shinty zinc.
Then I noticed 4 or 5 wheats!
So I ran it them through my sorter...
Boom, boom, boom..one after the other hitting my copper container.
Only 2 hit the zinc bin, a 1993 zinc and one other one. Not sure how they got in there...
The final tally was 48 wheats all of them in the 40s including 3 steels, 2 of which were in very good shape.
Someone had turned in a roll of 40 wheats as regular pennies!
The $25 worth of pennies ended up producing 55 wheats in the 40s and 50s, only 2 or 3 in the 50s. Also a 1967 dime and a canadian.
hahahhahahaha!
This was my best roll and box by far, and double my best wheat tally per box.
At 1st I thought..meh...these cwr's arent any different from the bwr's (bank wrapped rolls) but now Im a believer.
PS: Ive been pulling out my red Bu's (or close to unc) and have a beatiful red jug growing.
In the future if they do not bring a premium I will be surprised. And if I want to search for errors I will start there. In any case the RED jug is just pretty to look at.