Older coin wrapping paper? Discontinued wrapper roll from String & Sons. Just thought it was neat. 1 1

[GBrad]

Opened up a stock bank roll of Nickels last night and found this packed between two coins in the roll.  Thought it was pretty neat for this to have made its way into a roll of coins.  Never really paid much attention to coin wrappers as I get 99% of my rolls from my local bank which are always wrapped tightly in new white LOOMIS paper rolls. On the flip side, buying "OBW" rolls from a third party, one has to be very cautious for a variety of reasons.  I did some research on what I could see and read on this shard of paper.  It was produced by String and Sons in Harrisburg, PA (50 Cents of Pennies).  It is currently a discontinued product per their website but that's all I could come up with. Just wondering how old this paper roll may be. It is extremely fragile and thin paper.  Not a big deal at all but I still found it interesting and thought I'd share it with the group.  

[VKurtB]

That paper roll is very recent. String and Sons was literally next door to my precinct’s polling place when I lived in Harrisburg, PA. Now Dallas Cowboys rookie Micah Parsons lived across the street. Then he played for Harrisburg High. As far as I know, String is either still running, or COVID shut down.

[Henri Charriere]

But "50 Cents of Pennies," is not redundant, it's poor form.  If what I read on the Forum recently is true, a cent is not a penny. Period?