When this article was originally published, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers announced several new gold and silver coin offerings that it was selling at rates described as industry leading. The following was presented as a small sample of the more popular items the original article reported it was then offering:
Canadian Maple Leaf Coins
At the time of publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported that it had recently acquired 25 coin-count tubes of Canadian silver maple leaf coins, although nearly one-third of that stock had already sold. The original article noted that these coins did not come into inventory often and were usually acquired one purchase at a time. Original government-issued tubes were described as especially uncommon, so the article did not expect them to remain available long. It also described them as slightly less expensive than American silver eagles, which appealed to cost-conscious silver investors.
For readers who favored Canadian-issued coins, the original article reported that Atlanta Gold & Coin also had a couple of Canadian gold eagle coins in stock at publication. It described these as the world’s most popular 24k gold coins and as among Atlanta Gold & Coin’s best sellers at that time.
American Eagles
During the year preceding publication, the original article said American silver eagles had been among the most difficult silver coins for Atlanta Gold & Coin to keep in stock. It reported that a silver supplier had recently sold it a couple of monster boxes, which were being depleted quickly because of high demand. At publication, readers were invited to act promptly before the reported silver-eagle inventory sold out.
The original article stated that, although Canadian gold maple leaf coins were the most popular 24k gold coins Atlanta Gold & Coin bought and sold, American gold eagles were its most popular gold coin overall. At the time of publication, it reported having a few one-ounce gold eagles in stock, primarily large-denomination coins, and invited readers to contact it promptly to reserve one.
90% Silver Coins
At publication, 90% silver coins, also called junk silver, were described as continuing to be among Atlanta Gold & Coin’s best sellers. The original article reported buying and selling more 90% silver dimes, quarters, and half dollars than any other coin type. Because each coin had a relatively low price, it said the coins were sold in bulk, including $50 and $100 face-value bags. With silver then reported below $20 per ounce, the article characterized them as a relative bargain.
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: The original article explained that the items above were only a small sample of coins Atlanta Gold & Coin had in stock at publication. Readers interested in buying or selling something not listed were invited to contact the business. At that time, it reported that it could be reached at 404-236-9744 or by email at sales@atlantagoldandcoin.com, and said it looked forward to hearing from readers and earning their business.
