Issue 9 · week ending October 14, 2026
October 14, 2026
Gold slipped for a third straight session as traders waited on September inflation data, and two Kitco reports added to the pressure on metals. On the collecting side, there's new research on 1928 $2 red seal serial numbers and Jeff Garrett on why knowledge still pays when buying rare coins.
Gold fell for a third session Wednesday morning, with spot at $4,140.33 an ounce and silver at $58.57 as of 11:21 GMT, ahead of the September CPI report.
Reuters, via Kitco printed Spot $4,140.33 an ounce, silver $58.57 as of 11:21 GMT (2026-10-14).
Kazakhstan's central bank plans to sell some of its gold this year after holdings grew to 386 tonnes, about 78% of its reserves by its own estimate.
Kitco News printed 386 tonnes, about 78% of reserves (2026-10-13).
Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone says silver could drift back toward $50 an ounce before it finds solid support.
Kitco News printed silver could drift back toward $50 an ounce (2026-10-13).
Peter Huntoon writes up new serial-number extremes that collector Lawrence Thomas has found on Series of 1928 $2 red seal notes.
Numismatic News printed no sale figure.
Jeff Garrett explains why two coins in the same grade can sell for very different prices, and why reading up before you buy still pays.
CoinWeek printed no sale figure.
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