Issue 22 · week ending October 27, 2026
October 27, 2026
Gold is hugging $4,000 as the Fed meets this week, the Mint just showed off its 2027–2030 youth sports coins, and Stack's Bowers has more of the Mack C. Chase Walking Liberty halves coming in November.
Spot gold slipped 0.4% to $4,000.52 an ounce by 10:42 GMT Tuesday on a firmer dollar, with December futures at $4,014.40, as traders wait on this week's Fed meeting.
Reuters via Kitco printed spot gold $4,000.52, slipped 0.4%; December futures $4,014.40 as of 10:42 GMT (2026-10-27).
The U.S. Mint unveiled its Youth Sports Coin Collection on October 26: 20 quarter designs and four Paralympic-sports half dollars running from 2027 through 2030.
CoinWeek printed no sale figure.
More than 300 Walking Liberty halves from the Mack C. Chase Collection headline a session of Stack's Bowers' November 2026 Showcase Auction, led by a 1916 PCGS MS-67 CAC. CoinWeek reports the September Chase offering realized nearly $2.5 million, and lists $2,448,125 including buyers' premiums.
CoinWeek printed $2,448,125 including buyers' premiums (nearly $2.5 million) (2026-09-03).
The story of the only two known 1975 No-S proof Roosevelt dimes, both from one California collector's order of five proof sets. CoinWeek notes GreatCollections sold the Ohio family's PR-67 coin for $506,250 on October 27, 2024, including the buyer's premium.
CoinWeek printed $506,250 including the buyer's premium (2024-10-27).
Whitman Brands said on October 22 its Prestige album line now tops 125 product variations across more than 25 series, adding modern US type sets, digital registry links and proof albums.
CoinWeek printed no sale figure.
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