At the time this article was written, silver was hovering around $14 an ounce. The article described that level as near a six-year low and as a favorable time for buying silver bullion at discounted rates. It stated that Atlanta Gold & Coin, described as one of Atlanta’s leading coin dealers and among the nation’s most aggressive silver-bullion buyers, regularly acquired silver bullion. At publication, it reported having many options on hand for customers to consider. Below was a sample of silver bullion then reported in stock, including silver bars, rounds, and coins:
- 1 oz Silver Rounds – At the time of publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported a large supply of 1 oz silver rounds in stock, including pristine retail-quality rounds and lightly circulated examples. The article reported additional discounts then offered on lightly circulated rounds and on bulk silver-bullion purchases of 200 ounces or more.
- At the time of original publication, the article described the following: 5 oz Silver Bars – Five-ounce silver bars were described as usually difficult to locate, because the more common silver-bullion weights were 1 oz, 10 oz and 100 oz. At publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported having a number of 5 oz silver bars available to customers. The original article characterized this as a limited opportunity because such items were rarely in stock and invited readers then to act promptly.
- 10 oz Silver Bars – At the time of publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported having several 10 oz silver bars in stock, most from well-known and recognized silver-bar manufacturers. Ten-ounce bars were described as its most popular silver-bullion choice, except for 1 oz silver rounds and bars. The article noted that their compact form made them convenient to stack and store.
- 100 oz Silver Bars – The article described 100 oz silver bars as a strong option for bulk silver-bullion buyers. Like the 10 oz silver bars, they were described as compact and easy to store. At the time of publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported having a couple of 100 oz Silver Towne bars in stock and possibly being able to locate another 100 oz silver bar or two. Given the prices then reported, readers were told they could sell quickly and were invited not to delay.
- Hand Poured Silver Bars – At the time of publication, the hand-poured silver bars then in stock were described as the most interesting option. Every bar was stamped .999 fine and showed the bullion’s actual troy-ounce weight. Their sizes ranged from 1 ounce to 25 ounces, with sizes throughout that range. Because the bars were hand poured, certain weights were not standard. The article stated, however, that every bar was accurately stamped for both weight and purity, and that they were then being sold at heavily discounted rates.
At the time of publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported additional silver coin and bullion options beyond those above. The article listed, without limitation, American Silver Eagles, Canadian Silver Maple Leaf coins, Morgan silver dollars, Peace silver dollars, 90% silver dimes, quarters and half dollars, 40% silver half dollars, silver war nickels, and many others. It stated that the available selection covered readers’ silver coin and bullion needs.
When this article was originally published, readers were invited to contact Atlanta Gold & Coin at 404-236-9744 to reserve silver coins and bullion while supplies lasted. The original article said the business looked forward to hearing from readers and earning their business.
