Where To Get Uncirculated Rolls?

It would also be a good idea to have a couple of places to get rolls from instead of just one. Personally, I get rolls from my bank that does not order in any new coin because they have so much brought in and occasionally will get some from my credit union. I mainly use the credit union for dumping off my cents and getting larger coins, this way I do not go through everything twice.

Many banks do not get solid rolls unless you ask them specifically to order them that way.

Practicing grading skills can be done using circulated rolls. Most of these rolls will contain newer uncirculated coins.

Try all the banks between home and work/school etc. I had been having that same problem but went into a bank I had never been to before today and the teller said they got uncirculated rolls all the time.

I think he just meant that there will be some UNC coins mixed in with the older coins.

Asking at a bank for uncirculated rolls is usually dependant on who you are or at least around me. Since I go to banks frequently, I usually know the tellers and when I ask for something, I get it if they have them. I can usually get uncirculated rolls if I want them but the tellers seldom really know that they are new or mixed. If you know the teller they will at least check the ends to see if they appear new. If they don't know you and/or you don't have an account there, they usually say they don't have any. I go through that with Half Dollars all the time. Last week a new teller said they don't carry them. I just went back in line, got a teller that knew me, asked again and the teller went to the vault and came back with 5 rolls for me.
If you know someone that works in a bank, that helps also. Again, there is a decent possibility that if both ends of the roll appear as new, the rest may be also. If you know someone that works in a restaurant, food store, etc you could also ask them the same question.

Ask about boxes of coins. I just picked up a box of new State Quarters. Same for the pennies and such. You can ask them if they have new rolls or mix rolls. I always go for the mix in pennies.

Try the busiest branch of whatever bank you deal with, they will be more likely than a small branch to have several boxes to choose from.