Alex Lexington

A Chamblee precious-metals business with silver coins, bars and rounds, and a family history that began in New York.

Silver in several forms

Alex Lexington’s Chamblee business combines precious metals with fine jewelry. Its published silver categories include sovereign bullion coins, bars, rounds and older US silver coinage. For a collector, that range offers several possible starting points; ask about the actual pieces available for your visit.

Decide what matters to you before comparing the display: a coin’s design, the series it belongs to, its condition or the amount of silver it contains. Those interests can overlap without leading to the same purchase.

Source: gold and silver in Atlanta

Three dates, three different meanings

The company’s detailed history begins with New York family-business roots in 1977. It dates the opening of Atlanta Gold & Silver to 2010 and the change of name to Alex Lexington to 2018. These are separate milestones, not evidence that the current Chamblee shop opened in 1977.

Source: company chronology

Keep the coin and the metal distinct

When comparing silver coins with bars or rounds, ask about the exact issue, condition and price basis. If a coin carries a collector premium, ask which attributes support it and what documentation will accompany the sale.

For inherited material, explain whether you are seeking identification, a potential sale or an estate evaluation. Keeping those goals separate helps you request the right type of appointment and written record.

Plan the Chamblee visit

Find Alex Lexington at 3335 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd. Standard buying and selling visits welcome walk-ins. The operator recommends calling ahead for larger transactions and estate evaluations; its navigation also labels estate and collection services as appointment-based. Call 404-815-8893 to confirm the right arrangement.

Source: visiting and services FAQ

Take a short list

Three questions for the counter

Which silver coins, bars or rounds are available to inspect today?
Should this collection or estate discussion be booked in advance?
Can the quote separate the item description, metal content, premium and any fees?

Sources & review notes

Confirm stock, visit arrangements and transaction terms directly. Inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee of pricing, authenticity or service.

Alex Lexington: visiting and services FAQ (opens a new tab)
Chamblee address and phone; standard walk-ins, call-ahead exceptions and appointment-labelled estate services.
Broad 1977 shorthand is qualified using the more precise company chronology. Regulatory, pricing and trust claims are not repeated.
Alex Lexington: company chronology (opens a new tab)
1977 New York family-business roots, Atlanta Gold & Silver opening in 2010, and the Alex Lexington name in 2018.
These are distinct events. Neither 1977 nor 2018 is verified as the opening date of the current Chamblee premises.
Alex Lexington: gold and silver in Atlanta (opens a new tab)
Silver coin, bar and round categories; gold and other metals; current Chamblee contact information.
Do not copy claimed lowest margins, fixed premiums, guaranteed inventory, travel times or investment assurances.

No current prices, stock feed or live opening status is provided. History is operator-reported; this is not a first-hand shop review.