Issue 33 · week ending November 6, 2026
November 6, 2026
Gold held most of Thursday’s gains into the close even as Wall Street sold off hard, while the U.S. Mint unveiled a first-ever Diamond Field finish for 2026 Morgan and Peace dollars ahead of next week’s free Whitman Baltimore Expo.
Gold held gains and silver slipped Thursday as a tech-led equity selloff pushed Treasury yields lower and trimmed December Fed hike odds.
Kitco NewsWire printed late-session spot gold near $4,087.26 (+$25.93 / +0.64%); spot silver near $51.778 (−$0.407 / −0.78%); gold earlier hit $4,148.00, highest since Oct. 20 (2026-11-05).
The World Bank’s October Commodity Markets Outlook sees gold staying historically high through 2028, but expects silver to correct more sharply after this year’s outsized run.
Kitco News printed gold average $4,600 in 2026 (−7.6% to $4,250 in 2027, then $4,000 in 2028); silver average $70 in 2026 (−11%+ to $62 in 2027, then $58 in 2028) (2026-11-05).
The Mint’s first Diamond Field finish debuts on a $375 Morgan and Peace two-coin set, with sales opening November 12 at noon EST.
CoinWeek printed $375 set; each coin .999 fine silver, 0.859 troy oz (1.718 oz combined); product/mintage limit 262,500; Philadelphia “P”; Liberty Bell “250” privy; dual date 1776 ~ 2026 (2026-11-05).
The Whitman Fall Coin & Collectibles Expo returns to Baltimore November 12–14 with free public admission and Stack’s Bowers Showcase lot viewing.
CoinNews.net printed public hours Nov. 12 noon–6, Nov. 13 10–6, Nov. 14 10–4; lot viewing Nov. 10–13; auction sessions Nov. 16–20 and 23–25; PNG Dealer Day Nov. 11; early bird $100 (2026-11-05).
Privy-marked 2026 issues are pulling in new collectors, including the ultra-low 403-mintage Team USA American Silver Eagle.
Numismatic News printed 2026-P Team USA privy Silver Eagle mintage 403 (400 presented to Olympians/Paralympians); also notes the 2024 Flowing Hair High Relief gold mintage of 230 (2026-11-05).
Gold Standard’s November 3–4 Coins and Estates sale of 750 lots was led by a 1915 Cuba gold 20 Pesos at $10,000 hammer.
Gold Standard Auctions printed top lot $10,000 (1915 Cuba 0.9676 oz gold 20 Pesos); next $7,000 (1968 Colombia gold 1500 Pesos); top 16 lots $32,675 combined; figures are hammer prices before buyer’s premium (closed) (2026-11-04).
Heritage’s early-October U.S. currency Signature sale kept the paper-money market moving, with a Binion $10,000 note leading at $244,000 including buyer’s premium.
Greysheet printed sale total $8,736,186 for 2,194 lots (Oct. 6–9); Fr. 2231-B $10,000 1934 FRN PMG 63 at $244,000 (BP included); Fr. 2221-H $5,000 PMG VF30 at $146,400; D.B. Cooper $20 remnant at $134,200 (2026-11-03).
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