Bank-wrapped rolls Rolls of coins that were wrapped at a Federal Reserve Bank from original Mint bags. Such rolls are often desirable to collectors because they have not been searched or "picked" by collectors or dealers.
Bank-wrapped rolls
Rolls of coins wrapped at a Federal Reserve Bank from original Mint bags.
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bank-wrapped rolls
Rolls of coins that are enclosed in the original wrapping performed by a Federal Reserve Bank. Being intact and untouched makes such rolls more collectible.
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They are finding them in bank-wrapped rolls, widely available at coin shops, and in circulation.
The Federal Reserve system distributes bags of coins to member banks, which often place them into circulation either as loose change or by running them through mechanical devices which count and wrap them (creating bank-wrapped rolls).
Fortunately for today's collectors, the renowned dealer Wayte Raymond and others were quite diligent in their accumulation of bank-wrapped rolls in the '30s, a time when most people couldn't even afford the $10 cost of a single roll.
 See also: Mint, Strike, Coin, Collector, Dollar
  
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