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| "Massachusetts silver coins are among the most historically important Colonial issues. Not only were they the first silver coins made within the continental United States, and the first international coins made within our national boundaries (circulating freely in Canada), they early became a cause célèbre, the occasion of the first major rebellion by any of the American colonies against British oppression, the beginning of that tradition of defiance that would later manifest itself in the 1722 parchment pence, the Boston Tea Party, the Sons of Liberty, and the Minutemen - a tradition focusing always on opposition to royal interference in the colonies internal affairs. No wonder, then, that these coins have remained in continuous collector demand for over a century.
Walter Breen |
The U.S. Rarities Gallery is committed to Colonial through Early 20th Century coins of incredible rarity, superb condition, or significant historical relevance. Many of the absolute finest coins offered in American Numismatics pass through this gallery. 
In gallery2, we offer an affordable selection of U.S. coins, typically priced between $100 and $2,500. Every coin offered will be solid to premium for the grade, and always priced to put a smile on your wallet. 
And the rest. In the gallery et cetera, you will find historical and art medals, plaques, tokens, numismatic ephemera - pure joy for the numismatic eclectic. Occasionally, you'll also find great buys on wholesale group lots or recommended reference books. |
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| 1920-D Standing Lib 25c Full Head & Shield MS66FH (PCGS) |
1911-D Saint-Gaudens $20 Ex Thaine Price MS67 (PCGS) |
1844-O Coronet $5 Finest Known MS65 (PCGS) |
1783 Nova Constellatio Pointed Rays, Lg US AU58 (PCGS) |
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O'Connor Numismatic Rarities, LLC Post Office Box 638, New Lenox, Illinois 60451 USA Telephone (815) 462-9433 Facsimile (815) 462-9434 eMail jroc@rareassets.com |