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1838 Silver Dollar Struck Decades Later Heads to November Auction
MiscellaneousOctober 29, 2026

1838 Silver Dollar Struck Decades Later Heads to November Auction

A rare 1838 Gobrecht dollar, believed struck around 1869, heads to auction November 17. Discover the die crack that reveals its unusual history.
Why Higher Gold Prices Don't Quickly Increase Mine Production
MiscellaneousOctober 29, 2026

Why Higher Gold Prices Don't Quickly Increase Mine Production

Higher gold prices can improve mining profits without rapidly increasing production. Explore the role of permits, ore grades, capital costs, and mine development.
Fed Holds Rates at 3.75%–4.00% as Two Officials Push for Hike
Market NewsOctober 28, 2026

Fed Holds Rates at 3.75%–4.00% as Two Officials Push for Hike

The Fed held interest rates steady in October, but two officials favored a hike. Explore the implications for gold, silver, and December policy.
2027 Austrian Philharmonic Coins: Three Metals, One Design
New Coin Releases October 28, 2026

2027 Austrian Philharmonic Coins: Three Metals, One Design

Explore the 2027 Austrian Philharmonic bullion series from fractional gold to silver and platinum, and learn how premiums and resale differ.
2026-S Proof Lincoln Cent: Why Certified Examples Matter
New Coin Releases October 27, 2026

2026-S Proof Lincoln Cent: Why Certified Examples Matter

Explore the certified 2026-S proof Lincoln cent, including PF 69 and PF 70 grades, First Strike labels, and what drives collector value.
U.S. Mint Reveals 2027 Youth Sports Quarter and Half Dollar Designs
New Coin Releases October 27, 2026

U.S. Mint Reveals 2027 Youth Sports Quarter and Half Dollar Designs

See the newly unveiled 2027 Youth Sports quarter and half dollar designs, including five sports, wheelchair basketball, and new portraits.
Why Central Banks Buy Gold but Rarely Silver

Why Central Banks Buy Gold but Rarely Silver

Why do central banks favor gold over silver? Explore monetary history, official reserves, liquidity, storage costs, and industrial demand.
1851 Gold Rush $50 Coin With Upside-Down Error Heads to Auction
MiscellaneousOctober 26, 2026

1851 Gold Rush $50 Coin With Upside-Down Error Heads to Auction

An 1851 Augustus Humbert $50 gold piece with an upside-down edge inscription heads to auction, revealing a remarkable California Gold Rush error.
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