When this article was originally published, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers said it handled all coin types, including gold, silver, platinum, old, rare, and numismatic pieces, but that it probably buy and sell more silver coins and bullion more than any other product. That activity was offered as the basis for its description as one of Atlanta’s leading silver-coin experts. The original article reported ongoing purchases of silver coins and bullion and a large supply of new inventory on hand. It then listed a sampling of silver coins and bullion the business was offering at industry-leading rates at that time.
American Silver Eagles
Although “monster” usually has an unfavorable meaning, the original article said that was not true in the context of American Silver Eagles. For a limited period at publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported having two monster boxes available. It explained that a monster box is a large green U.S. Mint box containing 500 uncirculated American Silver Eagles. While this represented a sizable purchase, the business said it sold monster boxes at reduced rates and suggested that friends could combine resources to acquire one at a discount while silver remained below $20 an ounce. It also reported individual Eagle rolls containing 20 coins each and invited inquiries at publication regardless of the desired quantity.
Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Coins
The article described one-ounce Canadian Silver Maple Leafs as second only to American Silver Eagles in popularity and in strong demand among bullion investors and collectors. It reported that they had recently shattered all previous sales records at the time it was published. These pure bullion coins were said to sell at a somewhat lower premium than American Silver Eagles, which the article considered appealing to cost-conscious silver buyers. First minted in 1988, just two years after Silver Eagles were introduced, hundreds of millions had been made and sold around the world. Given their popularity, the article expected a broad, liquid future resale market wherever an owner might be located.
Junk Silver Coins
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: Beginning early in the prior year, 90% silver coins, often called “junk silver coins,” had, according to the original article, energized the market. For much of that year, supply was almost impossible to find and premiums rose to the level of American Silver Eagles or higher. Though still very popular at publication, their premiums had moved down to more reasonable levels, and the article characterized them as a solid investment. It noted that survivalists favored 90% U.S. silver coins for their known weight, silver content, and varied denominations. At that time, dime and quarter supplies were relatively low following a large recent sale, while 90% silver Walking Liberty, Franklin, and Kennedy half dollars were reported in stock. It also reported a large supply of 40% silver half dollars, described as a value-play option.
The preceding items were only a small sample of silver coins reported as available when this article was published. Atlanta Gold & Coin also reported having Morgan silver dollars, Austrian Silver Philharmonics, 80% Canadian silver coins, and silver war nickels in stock, among other pieces. Readers were invited at publication to contact the business about their silver-coin needs. Beyond coins, the original article reported a broad selection of gold coins that we’ve recently acquired that it was selling at industry-leading rates.
At the time of publication, readers were invited to call 404-236-9744 or email sales@atlantagoldandcoin.com to reserve gold or silver coins while supplies lasted. The article stated that Atlanta Gold & Coin looked forward to hearing from readers and earning their business.
