Gold and silver have taken investors and collectors on a remarkable roller-coaster ride in 2026, soaring to historic highs in January before surrendering much of those gains during a turbulent October. But while the dramatic swings have affected everyone holding precious metals, their implications for coin collectors can be considerably different from those for bullion investors. That's the focus of a feature in the latest issue of Canadian Coin News (CCN), Vol. 64, No. 18, released Nov. 10. The article examines the extraordinary volatility in precious metals markets and offers practical considerations for collectors trying to make sense of rapidly changing prices. Continue reading →
Issues
Read This Issue
Subscribe today to read this issue and more from Canadian Coin News.
Download or view a digital copy of this issue instantly for just 7 credits.
Features
Effects of bullion’s volatile year more nuanced for numismatists
Page 1
Historic $2 banknote tree faces removal
Page 1
Ten-kilogram gold coin among new RCM releases
Page 1
Ross King made his mark as a coin dealer
Page 6
Queen Mary note leads Alliance Expo sale
Page 14
Banknotes, medals and RCM relics surprise bidders
Page 16
Regulars
Focus on Canadian paper money
Page 20
Are you buying or selling?
Page 28
Check out the shows in your area
Page 30
Columns
Notes & Bills
Notes from Western Canada not easy to find
Page 8
Errors & Varieties
Judges assessed designs, but not themes
Page 26
Buy This Issue
Purchasing this issue costs 7 credits. You can buy credits and use them to purchase past issues and reveal the trend prices of coins and notes.
You must be logged in to buy issues.
