At the time of publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers announced a large-volume incentive plan it hoped customers would receive well. The article stated that the business was the only Atlanta coin dealer, and among few in the industry, to post its buying rates online, and described its standard buying rates as industry-leading. It reported no change to the $300 minimum for local appointments, while saying it sought to grow bulk buying and selling through preferred rates for customers with large coin quantities.
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: When originally published, the program was being introduced for 90% silver dimes, quarters, and halves, along with 40% halves. The article said feasibility would continue to be evaluated for preferred rates on other frequently purchased items, and readers were invited at publication to check the buying-rates page regularly. Atlanta Gold & Coin stated that it hoped to serve Atlanta, the wider Southeast, and the nation. It explained that greater volume could permit better customer rates when buying and selling, and expressed enthusiasm for the program’s growth potential.
As noted above, the original article said preferred rates applied to local and national customers through its mail-in program, allowing customers to use the historical bulk-rate program regardless of location. It acknowledged that some people may hesitate to mail coins and bullion, which it called understandable. The article also stated that millions of dollars in coins and bullion were shipped across the country daily and characterized the risk as very low to none when items were packaged and insured correctly.
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: The original article gave several reasons it said sellers could feel comfortable shipping items to Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers. At publication, it reported an “A+” rating with the Better Business Bureau, described as the highest rating from the leading three-party U.S. rating agency. It also reported back-to-back Kudzu’s Atlanta coin dealer of the year award winners, while noting that no award was presented in 2013. The article cited thousands of satisfied customers and social-media comments on here, here and here. Finally, it said nearly one-fifth of its business came from repeat customers, which it presented as evidence of an emphasis on long-term relationships.
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: At publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin said it looked forward to growing with customers through the program and was enthusiastic about the additional opportunities it could provide. Readers were reminded then to check its buying rates page regularly because products qualifying for bulk preferred rates were expected to be added in the coming weeks and months. The original article invited readers to contact the business at 404-236-9744 or by e-mail at sales@atlantagoldandcoin.com for assistance.
