Where to get crisp US bills

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Been thinking that I'd like to start adding some US bills to my bill collection. The challenge is being in Canada of course. Anyone have any tips on where to get some current US bills in crisp condition?

When I get US currency from Vancouver Bullion and Currency Exchange, it is almost always crisp, consecutive new notes.

ask the bank
I know it is pretty easy to get crisp bundles

Been thinking that I'd like to start adding some US bills to my bill collection. The challenge is being in Canada of course. Anyone have any tips on where to get some current US bills in crisp condition?

My local Royal Bank invariably gives me crisp bills particularly of larger denominations and surprisingly enough they are sequentially numbered.

yeah - you would be surprised at what Canadian banks have.  I was going to Florida and stopped by to grab some cash and ended up putting away 6 Gem UNC 10's and 20's

$100s and $50s I get from the banks here are always brand new, sequential notes.

$20s and $10s are about 50/50.

I've never gotten crisp $1s here, in fact it's sometimes hard to get my hands on $1 bills at all. If I get them, they're almost always in terrible condition.

Thanks for the info.  I will try the local banks and the link posted here.
$2 bills are a rarity, it would be nice to get some crispy ones to put away.

I don't believe that any of the current US $2 notes can be described as rare.  They are about as scarce as 70's, 80's and 90's Canadian 50 cent coins.  They just don't circulate. The tellers at US banks are incredibly nice and, if on a car trip to the US, you may wish visit some banks to enquire if they have any $2 notes.  You're guaranteed to receive a "thank you" at the very least and possibly a "tootsie roll".

The notes are good movers if you have a "flea market" table (or equivalent), i.s., your opinion as to scarcity is fairly common.

Speaking of US $2s, etc... I'm in New York City this week on business... Anyone want me to pick up some notes (or try)?

I would be interested in some mint $2 notes (up to 10) and couple $5 and $10.
Thanks
Ted