Issue 6 · week ending October 11, 2026
October 11, 2026
A quiet Sunday, but a busy week ahead: the Mint's newest reverse proof set opens Tuesday, GreatCollections closes its weekly sale tonight, and the bullion crowd is still chewing on what London's metals conference had to say.
The U.S. Mint opens orders for the 2026 American Innovation $1 Coin Reverse Proof Set on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at noon EDT: four San Francisco reverse proof dollars for Iowa, Wisconsin, California and Minnesota, $60 a set, two per household.
United States Mint (via GlobeNewswire) printed $60 a set; two per household (2026-10-06).
GreatCollections' weekly Top Ten closes tonight (Sunday, Oct. 11). Leading the list are a 1795 Flowing Hair dollar, 2 Leaves, PCGS AU-55 CAC, and an 1893-CC Morgan dollar in PCGS MS-65 from the Breezy Palms Collection, which GreatCollections showed at a $79,750 current bid. These are live bids, not final prices; check back after the close.
GreatCollections printed $79,750 current bid on the 1893-CC Morgan (live bid, not a final price) (2026-10-11).
Also at GreatCollections: the first-graded 2026-P American Silver Eagle with the TEAM USA privy, PCGS PR70DCAM. Only 403 were struck, made for the White House's Team USA Olympians event and never sold to the public. It's offered unreserved, closing Sunday, Oct. 18.
Numismatic Resources printed Mintage of 403 (2026-10-02).
Kitco's wrap of the LBMA Global Precious Metals Conference in Sorrento: delegates stayed bullish long term despite gold's rough run since spring, and Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel noted gold now makes up nearly a quarter of global central bank reserves, mostly from higher prices rather than new buying.
Kitco News printed no sale figure.
On the site: American Innovation dollar series · Flowing Hair dollar series · Morgan dollar series · Melt values at today's spot
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