Below are some of the best silver dealers physically located in Massachusetts, along with their contact information and store details. We also discuss sales tax on precious metals in each store’s city/county, independent of the 5% state sales tax charged on all silver purchases within state borders. Here are city listings for Massachusetts, as well as state-wide listings below:
Kenmore Collectibles
466 Commonwealth Ave #103
Boston, MA 02215
(617) 482-5705
www.kenmorecollectibles.com
Kenmore Collectibles opened in 1988 and began as a sports card shop but is now known as Boston’s premier coin and precious metal dealer. The buy and sell gold and silver, coins, rare coins, paper currency, old stamps, gold and silver jewelry, and other precious metal items.
The owners and staff at Kenmore Collectibles have years of experience in coins, stamps, and collectibles, and will provide customers with first-class, professional assistance. They are honest and knowledgeable and offer answers to all their customer’s questions or concerns.
Customers can bring in items such as coins, rare coins, proof sets, jewelry, gold and silver, bullion, flatware, estate collections, and other valuables to receive a fair evaluation of their worth. Cash is paid and Kenmore Collectibles offers the best deal for their customers.
The state of Massachusetts charges sales tax on coins, paper money, and bullion, but items are exempt when over $1000.00 in one purchase. The sales tax rate for Boston is 5.00%.
J J Teaparty Inc
49 Bromfield St
Boston, MA 02108
(617) 482-2398
www.jjteaparty.com
J.J. Teaparty opened its door for business in 1957 and is the oldest coin dealer in downtown Boston. They offer a wide range of rare coins, collectable coins certified by PCGS and NGC, non certified coins, US Mint sets, coin collections, paper currency, foreign money, and many other numismatic items.
Customer satisfaction is their number one priority and visiting their showroom promises to be a relaxing and enjoyable time. The staff at J.J. Teaparty is professional and are experts in numismatics. The 5 numismatic specialists offer 120 years of combined experience in coins and currency and have been helpful to local banks and legal firms for professional estate appraisals.
Many of the employees at J.J. Teaparty travel the United States to attend coin shows and conventions and this allows them to acquire many coins and numismatic items. They offer customers unlimited resources to locate a coin or coins they need for their collection.
The state of Massachusetts charges sales tax on coins, paper money, and bullion, but items are exempt when over $1000.00 in one purchase. The sales tax rate for Boston is 5.00%.
Beantown Coins
100 Tremont St.
Boston, MA 02108
617-386-0185
https://www.beantowncoins.com
Beantown Coins was established in 1975 and the teams of employees have 35 years of combined experience in numismatic dealings. They have an extensive inventory of coins from all over the world including, rare coins, paper currency, foreign coins, and coins like the buffalo nickels, the Barber half dollar, Morgan silver dollar, and others.
Beantown Coins will buy and sell items such as precious metals, coin collections, estate collections, flatware, paper currency, vintage currency, foreign coins and paper currency, and many other numismatic items. They also keep coin collecting supplies on hand such as coin collecting books, literature, albums, and other items.
The state of Massachusetts charges sales tax on coins, paper money, and bullion, but items are exempt when over $1000.00 in one purchase. The sales tax rate for Boston is 5.00%.
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