Replacement system DVDs for iMac 2.66 GHz

Hi,
I have an alu iMac 2.66 GHz model, but have lost the system DVDs. I understand that if I provide the serial number to Apple, they'll issue a set of replacement discs. However I can't find any info on the support pages.
Who should I call/email about this?

Hello Adam:
Welcome to Apple discussions.
The easiest route would probably be to visit (or call) an Apple store. Alternatively, call Applecare and explain the problem.
Barry

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