When this article was originally published, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers reported having several new gold and silver coins and bullion items in stock. The market was generally described as strong for gold and silver coins, bars, and rounds of every type. On the silver side, 90% silver coins, silver eagles, and one-ounce and ten-ounce bars and rounds were especially active items. Nearly all one-ounce gold bullion coins were also in considerable demand. Some platinum products, particularly one-ounce American platinum eagles, were reported to be in limited supply and sought after.
When the article was originally published, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers listed the following newly available offerings:
Silver
90% Silver Coins – At the time of publication, the silver coins with the strongest demand were 90% silver coins, which were often called junk silver. Atlanta Gold & Coin had recently acquired a supply of these desirable coins. The original article noted that the quantity was relatively limited and demand was high, so it did not expect the coins to remain available for long. Readers were invited at publication to contact the business to reserve 90% silver dimes, quarters, and half dollars.
At publication, Silver Bars – When originally published, silver bars were also described as being in exceptionally high demand, and Atlanta Gold & Coin reported having 10 oz silver bars in stock. Every bar then on hand came from a recognized manufacturer and was sealed in plastic. In that sense, the article characterized them as among the industry’s most sought-after silver bars. Ten-ounce silver bars were presented as a useful way to build a silver position, particularly for a stacker.
Silver War Nickels – Although investors sometimes overlooked silver war nickels, the original article described them as a practical way for budget-minded investors to accumulate U.S. silver coins. These coins were said to carry among the lowest premiums of silver coin offerings in the marketplace, while still being recognized for their silver content. At the time of publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin had approximately (600) in stock; they were commonly bought and sold in bulk quantities.
Gold
American gold eagles – At the time this article was published, American gold eagles remained the market’s most popular gold-coin offering. Atlanta Gold & Coin generally had only one-ounce gold eagles available in stock, but the article reported fractional gold coins as well, including 1/2 oz and 1/4 oz gold eagles. It also reported a 1 oz proof American gold eagle for people who preferred collectible coins.
At publication, American gold buffaloes – Though they were only in their 10th production year when this article appeared, American gold buffaloes were gaining popularity with investors in both U.S. and 24k gold coins. The limited bullion gold buffaloes then available were in their original government-issued plastic, which the article said was becoming more difficult to find. As with the gold eagle, the article also reported a proof 1 oz gold buffalo in stock, accompanied by its original government packaging.
South African gold krugerrands – When the article was published, these coins were not yet physically in Atlanta Gold & Coin’s possession, but the business expected to acquire a handful of 1 oz gold krugerrands within the next few days. The article explained that 1 oz gold krugerrands were the highest-minted modern gold coin in existence, making them desirable wherever a buyer might be located. It noted that these coins tended to move quickly and invited readers at publication to reserve one.
$5 & $10 modern U.S. gold coins – Although less familiar than the gold-coin choices above, the article described $5 & $10 modern U.S. gold coins as a reasonable-priced route for investing in gold bullion. Another stated benefit was that the coins were U.S. legal tender. The article explained that these coins were commonly sold individually as proof or uncirculated pieces, or within a larger commemorative set containing silver dollars and half dollars as well.
When this article was originally published, the items above represented only a small selection of the gold and silver coins and bullion Atlanta Gold & Coin had in stock. Readers with coin-buying needs were invited at publication to contact the business. The article listed 404-236-9744 and the email address sales@atlantagoldandcoin.com as contact methods.
