Issue 36 · week ending November 9, 2026
November 9, 2026
Gold rose Monday as cheaper oil eased the inflation worry ahead of this week's U.S. price reports, GreatCollections posted Sunday's commemorative results, and Numismatic News sorted the seven circulating 1982 cents.
Spot gold rose 0.9% to $4,102.25 an ounce by 1125 GMT Monday as lower oil prices eased inflation fears, with U.S. CPI due Tuesday and PPI Friday, while World Gold Council data showed China's central bank adding about 25.8 metric tons in October, its largest monthly purchase in three years.
Reuters (via TradingView News) printed spot gold up 0.9% to $4,102.25 an ounce by 1125 GMT; China's central bank about 25.8 metric tons in October, largest monthly purchase in three years (World Gold Council) (2026-11-09).
Numismatic News lines up seven circulating 1982 cent varieties, copper and copper-plated zinc with large and small dates from Philadelphia and Denver, as an affordable set to put together.
Numismatic News printed seven circulating varieties: copper and copper-plated zinc, large and small dates, Philadelphia and Denver (2026-11-09).
The Lexington Collection of Silver & Gold Commemoratives closed Sunday with 41 certified coins (35 PCGS and six NGC, six of them CAC-approved) and 581 bids, and the 1915-S Panama-Pacific Exposition quarter eagle in PCGS MS-65 (CAC Green) sold for $8,156 as published by GreatCollections.
GreatCollections printed $8,156 for the 1915-S Panama-Pacific Exposition quarter eagle, PCGS MS-65 (CAC Green), as published by GreatCollections; 35 PCGS and six NGC, six CAC-approved; 581 bids (2026-11-08).
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