At the time this article was published, Atlanta Gold & Coin Buyers reported offering several new silver-coin options at what it described as industry-leading rates. The then-available choices were characterized as sought-after, liquid silver coins and bars and as a way to invest in silver bullion. The original article provided the following brief overview of several popular items available at publication:
90% Silver coins
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: At publication, Atlanta Gold & Coin reported a reasonable supply of 90% silver dimes, quarters, and half dollars, often called “junk silver.” The article said these were especially popular with people concerned about a dollar collapse because they were recognizable, U.S.-issued, and legal tender. They were typically sold in larger quantities, including $50 and $100 face-value bags. Because demand was described as strong, the original article invited readers that day to contact the business to reserve them.
American Silver Eagles
The original article described American Silver Eagles as a preferred choice for collectors and silver investors who wanted government-issued coins containing .999 fine silver. It said their selling pace over the preceding years had been striking. 2013 had been a record year, with more than 46 million coins sold. At publication, sales in 2014 were nearly keeping pace, with estimated annual sales above 40 million coins. Atlanta Gold & Coin typically sold American Silver Eagles in rolls of 20 coins.
Silver Bars & Rounds
At the time of original publication, the article described the following: The original article characterized pure-silver bars and rounds as possibly the most affordable way to invest in silver bullion. Although most were generic, they were “stamped” or “marked” as containing one troy ounce, sometimes more, of .999 fine silver. At publication, most silver bars and rounds in stock were one-ounce pieces; the article also reported some 5 oz, 10 oz, and even a 100 oz silver bar. Such items were commonly bought and sold in bulk.
The original article said this was only a small sample of silver items then in stock. For a fuller listing, readers at publication were invited to visit the inventory page or call 404-236-9744.
