Colonial Acres

is this what you want?
http://colonialacres.com/products.php?cat=386

from my understanding, the roll in RCM wrap is UNC, in normal wrap is not. I'm not sure, but I bought a roll of olympic ski quarters in RCM wrap from mint.ca 2 years ago, it says uncirculated, and it's more expensive

RCM wrap
http://colonialacres.com/products.php?cat=1161

normal wrap you can exchange from bank
http://colonialacres.com/products.p...769&ref=1161

Every coin in a mint roll will be an MS grade.

Just so you know, I have 10 rolls each of cents from 1957, 1958 and 1959.
I bought them cheap but now that I have them, no one seems to want them.
So if your looking for some ballast in your collection, buy rolls but money is better spent on attractive Canadian coins from 1870 to 1952.

I have had 1950s to 1970s BU rolls that have yielded no ICCS MS65 cents and I have had one roll that yielded 7. I would expect to get one maybe two if you are lucky. Don't forget to figure in the cost of certifying when you decide whether buying rolls is worthwhile. If you do send in coins, you may want to have ICCS "reject" those that are under your desired grade, especially at the outset. This will cost you $2 per coin, which is a lot better than paying for a bunch of unsalable MS64 coins.

I am lucky to be close enough to drop off in person. I think the alternative is mailing/courier or attending one of the coin shows they go to. Same for CCCS.

CCCS where is that located?

thanks 1cent for the info.