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The E-Sylum: Volume 23, Number 18, May 3, 2020, Article 11

EDWIN LEVENTHAL (1930-2020)

Charlie Davis writes:

"Miles Coggan called to tell me that Ed Leventhal passed away two weeks ago in Florida. Ed was better known as "J. J. Teaparty," the last of the Bromfield St coin dealers in Boston. Some 10-12 years ago, Ed sold the business to Miles and Liz Coggan and retired. Ed was a gentleman who during my early years in the coin business gave me more respect than I probably deserved. I have very fond memories of our dealings."

Here's Leventhal's entry in Pete Smith's American Numismatic Biographies on the Newman Portal. -Editor

Born in Boston. Graduate of Marietta College in Ohio in 1951. Married to Judith Berton with three sons. Trained as a chemist. Employed at his father's roller rink in the 1950's and 1960's.

He collects ancient coins and colonial paper money. Part time dealer prior to 1962. Since 1962 dealer affiliated with J. J. Teaparty in Boston. He served on the PNG Board 1983 to 1989. Treasurer of the Massachusetts Association of Coin Dealers in 1991.

bio by interview 8/15/91

To read the complete article, see:
Edwin Leventhal (https://nnp.wustl.edu/library/PersonDetail/1232)

From the company web site... -Editor

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JJ TEAPARTY was established in 1957 by Ed Leventhal, and is the oldest continually running rare coin firm in Massachusetts. With just three owners since it's inception, J. J. Teaparty has been able to maintain continuity and quality throughout the decades we have been in business. Whether running a retail coin shop for 50 years or offering coins on our website, collectors have come to expect the best in quality merchandise as well as customer service. Customer satisfaction is our first priority. We offer a large selection of scarce and rare coins for collectors, as well as silver and gold bullion.

To read the complete article, see:
OLDEST RARE COIN FIRM (https://www.jjteaparty.com/about-us.php)

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Wayne Homren, Editor

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