Coin Tubes

The square ones I don't think have screw tops but the other one does.
John1

I use the square tubes, they look the same as the ones there... the lids do not screw on, but they have a definitive snap to them and they do not pop open if that's what you're worried about.

I like the square because they stack nicely and do not roll around, also they have some "extra" material so it seems like they are sturdier... though I never used the round ones though so I can't honestly say if that makes a difference.

And like jaycutler I my coin shop has them for 50 cents each, so the prices on those links are a bit on the high side.

Also depending on how many you need you might be able to get them from an online coin supply company at an even lower cost.

Just a little update

I found the tubes that I wanted on the "Wizard Coin Supply" website at a good price. I could buy 5 tubes for $1.70! when I get to the checkout page, I realize that the shipping cost to Canada is $22.26...

The Hunt Continues

The closest dealer to me is about an hour and a half away, and of course they are out of the dime tubes.

I've got bunches of square quarter tubes, offhand I'd say "at least" 10.... I could use some dime tubes if Canadian Banknotes doesnt take you up on that offer.