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LuckyCoin Weekly — September 29, 2026

September 29, 2026

Silver shed 7.7% this week, dragging every 90% coin in your collection down with it. A Morgan or Peace dollar melt value fell $3.93 to $46.98 — that's real money evaporating from a roll of junk you might have been planning to sell. Gold wasn't spared either, off 4.2% to $4,152.02, making this one of the rougher seven-day stretches precious metals have seen all year.

Metals Snapshot

Gold$4,152.02/oz-4.2%
Silver$60.75/oz-7.7%
Platinum$1,690.20/oz-6.7%
Palladium$1,215.27/oz-7.3%

The silver slide hit American Silver Eagles hardest in dollar terms: melt dropped $5.09 to $60.75, which is now exactly spot — zero numismatic cushion on a coin that usually trades with a premium. Meanwhile, 90% halves lost $1.84 each, meaning a roll of 20 just shed $36.80 in melt value alone.

Melt Values

90% Silver DimesBarber, Mercury, Roosevelt$4.39-$0.37
90% Silver QuartersBarber, Standing Liberty, Washington$10.98-$0.92
90% Silver Half DollarsWalking Liberty, Franklin, Kennedy '64$21.97-$1.84
Morgan / Peace Dollar$46.98-$3.93
American Silver Eagle1 troy oz$60.75-$5.09
Gold Eagle (1 oz)$4,152.02-$182.28

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Whether you're riding out the dip or buying into it, keep stacking what you love — the metal moves, but the history doesn't. See you next week. — Matthew