Removing Coins From RCM Wrap

Do RCM sets come with like a special sticker or something that states it's a mint set?
I would say stick them in 2x2's, but keep the sticker or whatever from the RCM set. You may have seen people selling coins in a similar way... as "freshly removed from mint set", usually with something from the mint wrapping as proof.
I've done it with a couple Italian sets that were torn and had to be removed. Worked out quite well! =)
Cheers!

I have one of the lovely 1967 Canadian wildlife commemorative sets still in the brown paper envelope and plastic packaging it was put into 40 years ago. I had to search through about thirty of these envelopes to find one that wasn't torn or damaged with the coins toning inside.

As long as the plastic stays undamaged, I plan to leave them in there. Whether or not they command a premium over coins broken out of the plastic or not, I don't know.

I have to agree with you on that. I have a lot of single coins, still in the "mint wrap" plastic, which tends to prove that people do save just one , (or more), coins from a set. If it is above grade, many people do break them out. It is very common in the US.
Dick