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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Coinman_Ben, post: 595377, member: 9923&quot;]If you want to buy canadian coins, you can&#039;t buy directly from the RCM unless you live in canada, so I would probably do a google search for Canadian coin dealers, or if you&#039;re a subscriber of coinworld, you could even browse the ads in coinworld for Canadian coin dealers. </p><p><br /></p><p>Also, If you&#039;re looking to collect Canadian coins in bulk (unless the coins you&#039;re seeking don&#039;t circulate much in Canada anymore), you could, if you live close to the Canadian border, just go to a bank in Canada yourself and get rolls of Canadian coins from there, It&#039;d be cheaper than getting them from a coin dealer if the coins your seeking just happen to be circulating in Canada, which can easily be found out by asking someone at a weclome center, especially on the Canadian side of the border since they probably handle Canadian coins and currency more than a welcome center on the US side of the border, but this would only be feasible if you live close to the Canadian border and there&#039;s no guarantee the banks in Canada will be willing to let you exchange rolls of coins for your paper money, even if you try to exchange Canadian currency for coins since even banks in the US are hesitant to give much coin for currency unless you have an account with them, but than again you might have better luck with a Canadian bank than with a US bank when getting rolls of US coins to roll search, but again, all of this is only feasible if you live close to the Canadian border.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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