When this article was originally published, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers announced several newly acquired gold and silver coin offerings at rates described as industry leading. The items below represented only a limited sample of inventory reported as in stock at publication. Readers were invited at that time to review the fuller inventory listing through current inventory page or contact the business at 404-236-9744.
Gold Coins
American gold eagles – When this article was originally published, 2015 sales of American gold eagles were not matching demand for silver eagles, although American gold eagles remained the leading-selling gold coin in the United States. The original inventory report listed several one-ounce coins in stock. Because those coins reportedly moved quickly, readers were encouraged at publication to contact Atlanta Gold & Coin to reserve one while supplies remained.
Canadian gold maple leaf coins – At the time of publication, the article described the Canadian gold maple leaf as unquestionably the marketplace’s most popular 24k gold coin. It noted that the coins especially appealed to people who placed considerable importance on gold-coin purity. Like the gold eagles discussed above, the original article said these coins sold quickly, and readers were invited then to contact the business to reserve one-ounce Canadian gold maple leaf coins.
Austrian gold philharmonic coins – At the time of publication, fractional gold coins were reported to be in limited supply. For reasons not specified, the article suggested they appeared to be held firmly, making their acquisition especially welcome. The inventory then included a number of one-tenth-ounce Austrian gold philharmonic coins. Fractional coins—and particularly tenth-ounce gold pieces—were described as being in strong demand. The original inventory report stated that approximately 4.5 ounces of tenth-ounce Austrian gold philharmonic gold coins were in stock.
Silver Coins
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: American silver eagles – According to this article from Coinnews.net, American silver eagle sales through the end of January had exceeded 5.1 million coins, ahead of the prior year’s pace. At publication, the article characterized these as the hottest sovereign-issued silver coins in the market and expected demand to stay strong while silver remained below $20 per ounce. It also reported a limited number of rolls in stock and invited readers then to act while supplies lasted.
90% silver coins – Although American silver eagles were described at publication as the hottest government-issued silver coin, 90% silver coins—pre-1965 dimes, quarters, and half dollars—were said to follow closely behind. The original article reported a solid inventory of 90% silver Kennedy, Franklin, and Walking Liberty half dollars. It stated that face-value bags of $500 were available, with smaller lots offered only at not less than $50 face value. Readers were invited then to compare the business’s buy-and-sell prices, which the article described as industry-leading for these coins.
Morgan & Peace dollars – Morgan and Peace dollars are 90% silver coins minted from 1878 – 1921 and 1921 – 1935, respectively. In addition to their silver value, their collectible value meant they sold above melt, including coins with noticeable wear. At publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported a broad selection ranging from almost good through choice uncirculated. It also reported certified Morgan and Peace dollars from PCGS and NGC, plus key-date or low-mintage examples. The original article stated that the business was a major buyer and seller of silver dollars and invited inquiries then regardless of the reader’s interest.
When this article was originally published, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported regularly buying and selling substantial quantities of gold, silver, and rare coins, so inventory could change daily. If a particular coin, bar, or round was not shown on the inventory page at that time, readers were invited to call 404-236-9744 or email sales@atlantagoldandcoin.com to check inventory. The article expressed appreciation for readers’ business.
