When this article was originally published, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers reported having a new supply of gold and silver coins in stock and listing it at industry-leading rates. The original inventory included several widely recognized gold and silver coins, including popular U.S. silver issues and a 24k gold coin. The following was presented as only a partial list of the newly received inventory that Atlanta’s coin dealer reported as available at publication:
American Gold Eagles
At the time of publication, demand for American Gold Eagles was described as somewhat below the exceptionally rapid pace of 2013, though these coins still had comparatively strong demand. The article identified them as among the market’s most familiar and readily traded gold coins. Most American Gold Eagles then in stock were the 1 oz type. The original inventory also included a small number of fractional coins, including ¼ oz Gold Eagles, for people who preferred lower-denomination gold coins. It further noted several proof American Gold Eagles, which buyers generally acquired for collectible appeal rather than solely for bullion value.
Canadian Gold Maple Leaf Coins
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: When originally published, the article said Canadian Gold Maple Leafs were among the more popular gold coins and were difficult to keep in stock. It characterized the Maple Leaf as the most popular 24k gold coin in the United States, despite the American Gold Buffalo also being a 24k coin made in the United States. One reason given was that the Canadian Maple Leaf was the first 24k government-minted bullion gold coin. Because production began in 1979, the article explained, tens of millions had circulated through a broad, liquid market. At publication, six 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leafs were reported in stock, while inventory was said to change quickly.
American Silver Eagles
At the time of publication, American Silver Eagle demand for that year was described as below the record-setting level reached in 2013. Even so, the original article reported that 28 million ounces of silver eagles had been sold by the U.S. Mint in 2014. Based on the pace then observed, annual sales were projected near 40 million ounces, potentially among the three strongest sales years. The article noted two attractions: they are the official U.S. silver bullion coin, with weight and purity guaranteed by the U.S. government, and their premiums had fallen. When this article was originally published, silver was under $20, and the article characterized that period as a bargain buying opportunity.
90% Silver Coins
The article explained that demand for particular coins rises and falls over time. At the time of publication, 90% silver coins were described as perhaps the most sought-after silver coins in metro Atlanta. The original report said they had been hard to keep in stock and commonly sold out soon after new inventory was announced. Dimes, quarters, and half dollars were all being sought by silver investors and collectors, although quarters and half dollars were said to have the greatest demand at that moment. Because the coins were rarely held in stock for long, readers interested in purchasing 90% silver coins were invited at publication to contact Atlanta Gold & Coin that day.
The coins above were described as a small sample of the inventory reported in stock when this article was published. Readers were invited at publication to contact Atlanta Gold & Coin about any coin types of interest. The original article also stated that Atlanta Gold & Coin was buying gold, silver, and rare coins in all market conditions. People who had coins they had intended to sell were invited at the time of publication to contact the business at 404-236-9744. The publication expressed interest in hearing from readers and earning their business.
