Issue 34 · week ending November 7, 2026
November 7, 2026
Gold slipped Friday after stronger U.S. payrolls firmed December Fed hike odds, while the Mint mapped November’s Semiquincentennial lineup and collectors chased a stubborn 1921 Peace dollar shipment puzzle.
Spot gold fell and silver held a small gain Friday as October payrolls jumped 165,000, firmed December Fed hike odds, and pushed Treasury yields and the dollar higher.
Kitco NewsWire printed spot gold near $4,050.95 (−$34.10 / −0.89%); spot silver near $51.864 (+$0.089 / +0.17%); nonfarm payrolls +165,000 (vs ~65,000 expected); unemployment 4.1%; FedWatch ~70% chance of a Dec. 8–9 hike before the print (2026-11-06).
November’s Mint calendar pairs the first Diamond Field Morgan and Peace set with a $250 Trump gold proof, Gettysburg Address quarter rolls, a Hoover silver medal, and 1,000-coin Trump dollar bags.
CoinNews.net printed Diamond Field set $375, product/mintage limit 262,500 (Nov. 12); Gettysburg two-roll set $56 and 100-coin bags $63 (Nov. 13); Hoover Presidential Silver Medal $164 (Nov. 18); Trump $1 1,000-coin bag $1,350, product limit 15,100 (Nov. 19); 2026-W $250 Trump gold proof product/mintage limit 75,000, price TBD (Nov. 19) (2026-11-06).
Archival work on 1921 Peace dollars finds Treasury shipment entries totaling 1,235,000 coins against the Mint’s 1,006,473 mintage — a 228,527-coin gap that still won’t reconcile.
CoinWeek printed Treasury shipment total 1,235,000; Mint mintage 1,006,473 (gap 228,527); assay reserve 505 coins; deliveries Dec. 29 200,103 and Dec. 31 806,370 (2026-11-05).
The Commission of Fine Arts cleared 2028 American Innovation dollar reverses for Colorado, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota, plus 2027 Comic Art designs for Aquaman, Batgirl, and The Flash.
Greysheet printed CFA meeting Sept. 17; 2028 Innovation themes — Colorado Pueblo chile, Nebraska crop irrigation, North Dakota unmanned aviation, South Dakota saving the American buffalo; 2027 Comic Art final year of the three-year program (2026-11-06).
Heritage’s November 5–6 World Coins Signature sale in Dallas brought $3,378,120 from 1,547 bidders.
Heritage Auctions printed sale #3136 World Coins $3,378,120 realized from 1,547 bidders (Nov. 5–6, 2026) (2026-11-06).
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