William C.
6/4/2025
I purchased several inexpensive coins at the Baltimore Whitman Show. The pleasant lady took the time to show me several Franklins which I purchased. Even though I wasn't in a position to buy...
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300 Main St Unit 185
North Easton, MA 02356
J J Teaparty, located in North Easton, MA, specializes in dealing with a wide array of US coins. From Colonials to Double Eagles, the collection encompasses a diverse range of denominations and eras, catering to both seasoned collectors and newcomers alike.
With a dedicated team of knowledgeable numismatists, J J Teaparty offers a curated selection of coins, including key date issues and special pricing on featured pieces. The company prides itself on maintaining current coin populations and ensuring the authenticity and quality of each listing.
Customers are encouraged to reach out via text or email for inquiries or orders, reflecting the modern approach to numismatics embraced by J J Teaparty. The business operates with a customer-centric mindset, focusing on prompt order confirmation and a seamless purchasing experience for all interested collectors.
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3.55 reviewsBen S.
10/27/2009
The gold buyers at the mall and on TV are ripping people off. They pay 50% at best and as low as 10% of current market value. JJ Teaparty pays 98% of spot price, almost double what you get from...
Kathleen R.
1/4/2012
JJ Tea Party is awesome! Their prices on precious metals are very good; they only have a small mark-up (2% or 3%, I believe?) over the spot price. Every time I have been there, there has been...
M M.
8/10/2011
These guys are overwhelmed by the modern world. They can't even find the email for the address posted on their web site. The coin industry on or near Bromfield Street, Boston is a doomed...
Albert K.
6/20/2007
This shop prides itself on a deep selection, particularly of early US coins. Although I have visited several times, I have never been able to find out whether this is true because there's always a...
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