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Advice Needed - Sell Unopened Bank Rolls Or Individual Coins?

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I have three original bank rolls of Canadian 25-cent coins: November 1999, September 2000, and January 2000.

I'm wondering whether it would be better to sell them as unopened bank rolls or open them and sell the uncirculated coins individually.

Which option would be more valuable? I'd really appreciate advice from experienced collectors.

Thank you!
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I'm wondering whether it would be better to sell them as unopened bank rolls or open them and sell the uncirculated coins individually.

I don't know anything about Canadian bank rolls, but these look opened already to me?
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No they have not been opened, that is the way they are shrined wrapped on the ends.
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