Silver's 2.4% slide this week is the biggest move in any metal on our radar, and it has real consequences if you're holding — or hunting — 90% silver. A Morgan or Peace dollar's melt value dropped to $50.83, down $1.26 in a single week. Whether you see that as a buying opportunity or a reason to hold off depends on your strategy, but the numbers are hard to ignore.

Stack's Bowers Galleries' June 2026 Showcase Auction, held alongside the Whitman Expo in Baltimore, exceeded expectations and realized over $6.3 million across more than 3,200 lots in seven sessions. The sale featured U.S. coins spanning colonial through patterns, Numismatic Americana, and physical cryptocurrency, with highlights drawn from the Medicus Collection of Presidential Inaugural Medals and the Young-Dakota Collection. Headliners included a 1793 Flowing Hair Cent (AU-50 PCGS) and a strikingly-toned 1921-S Buffalo Nickel (MS-65+ PCGS).

CoinWeek is calling attention to a quiet story inside the upcoming 2026 Uncirculated Coin Set (on sale June 30): the Lincoln cent no longer enters circulation, making the P and D uncirculated examples in this set the only way collectors can get one with an uncirculated finish. The set contains 20 coins across two P-and-D cards, priced at $124.50 with no stated mintage limit — though a product cap of 300,000 applies. For Lincoln cent specialists, this may be the defining Mint Set purchase of the decade.

Stack's Bowers' Spring 2026 Showcase Auction delivered record prices across copper, silver, and gold, led by a Gem Proof 1882 Liberty Head double eagle that realized $810,000 — more than doubling its previous public benchmark of $293,750 from 2012. The coin, graded Proof-66 Deep Cameo by PCGS and CAC-approved, was identified as the finest known CAC example with fewer than 20 survivors. The breadth of the records set across multiple series signaled that advanced collectors remain willing to pay top dollar for genuine trophy coins.
| Gold | $4,209.35/oz | -0.1% |
| Silver | $65.72/oz | -2.4% |
| Platinum | $1,696.00/oz | -1.4% |
| Palladium | $1,282.62/oz | +1.1% |
*Silver's tumble dragged every 90% silver melt value down in lockstep: a full bag of junk dimes lost $0.12 per coin, and an American Silver Eagle now melts at exactly spot — $65.72, down $1.62 on the week. Gold barely blinked at -0.1%, leaving the Gold Eagle melt essentially unchanged at $4,209.35.*
| 90% Silver DimesBarber, Mercury, Roosevelt | $4.75 | -$0.12 |
| 90% Silver QuartersBarber, Standing Liberty, Washington | $11.88 | -$0.29 |
| 90% Silver Half DollarsWalking Liberty, Franklin, Kennedy '64 | $23.77 | -$0.59 |
| Morgan / Peace Dollar | $50.83 | -$1.26 |
| American Silver Eagle1 troy oz | $65.72 | -$1.62 |
| Gold Eagle (1 oz) | $4,209.35 | -$2.96 |
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