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tim13 New Member Canada 2 Posts	Posted 10/24/2011 6:19 pm Hi Everyone, I was hoping you can inform me what this paper is called and where I may be able to obtain it? I have looked all over the net and went to multiple banks (in Ontario and Quebec) but nothing turned up. I used to get these from Royal Bank up until a couple of years ago, and I love them! I think they are cool in that the circumference of the coin will specify what the roll contains for all coins. In addition, the fact that they are flat means they take up no space, as opposed to those rolls you find at the dollar store, which leaves me with no quarter rolls but 5 nickel rolls at the end. I really wish they would bring these back, as I am sure they are more ecologically friendly (only paper, no glue) and they are so unique and distinctly Canadian! I thought I would ask you guys because I'm sure you all use lots of coin rollers when rerolling change. Thanks for any and all help! Best IMG does not appear to work so here are direct links: http://postimage.org/image/daw9gv8y3 http://imageshack.us/photo/my-image...mg0134mm.jpg Report this Post to the Staff

gowan1982 New Member Canada 39 Posts	Posted 10/24/2011 7:51 pm I have gotten them before from Bank of Montreal and CIBC. So maybe your RBC branch doesn't carry them anymore but another branch might. Or you can always try another bank as well. I haven't gotten any recently so not sure if they still use them or not either. Report this Post to the Staff
cdcoinman Valued Member Canada 372 Posts	Posted 10/25/2011 10:08 am These are no longer available from any banks.You now have to buy every thing at the $1 store.Paper or plastic Report this Post to the Staff
tim13 New Member Canada 2 Posts	Posted 10/25/2011 12:18 pm Thanks for your replies! Do you happen to know what they are called? Do you think anyone sells them online? Report this Post to the Staff
Matt_G New Member Canada 13 Posts	Posted 10/25/2011 12:20 pm Our local credit unions give out the paper tubes free of charge. They used to use the flat paper with the little holes in them so when you rolled the coins the right amount appeared, but they got rid of those a while ago. Report this Post to the Staff
collectall Pillar of the Community Canada 610 Posts	Posted 10/25/2011 7:19 pm Try the C.I.B.C. They still have them.At least my branch does.(Ajax,Ontario)So does my sister-in-law's branch of the C.I.B.C.(Beaverton,Ontario) Report this Post to the Staff
Secret Argent Man Valued Member United States 320 Posts	Posted 10/25/2011 11:18 pm I actually purchased mine on ebay, since I too could not find them locally. When they shipped, they drop-shipped from Walmart (of all places!) and the box had a description of flat kraft paper coin wrappers--- so googling a phrase like kraft paper coin rolls or wrappers would probably be a good place to start. They seem to be sold in a box of 1000, so you might want to get a few friends together. Also I don't know if they have this store in Canada but we have a store called Smart and Final, I've seen them in there before. Not routinely but sometimes. Report this Post to the Staff
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