Where do Goldbacks circulate?

Goldbacks can be exchanged anywhere two parties agree. The official series come with established merchant networks ready to accept them like cash. No matter the series, all Goldbacks work the same—whether it’s Florida, New Hampshire, Arizona, or beyond. Explore the progress of the Goldback in each state.

Why Buy Goldbacks?

There are a few different reasons to buy Goldbacks, they have multiple uses depending on what your overall goals are. You can purchase them as a means to get away from the dollar since there is a large network of merchants that take them as currency from nail salons to large contractors. You may also use them as a form of precious metals stacking. Gold can get pricey quickly with spot process creeping to the 5k mark. You shouldn’t have to be priced out of owning gold, so Goldbacks give you the ability to purchase fractional gold at a much more affordable price point. Purchasing Goldbacks has also become a very established collecting strategy, with the amazing artwork on these notes, trying to collect full sets both second releases and the original alpha releases there is absolutely a strong secondary market for the Goldbacks as well as a standard trading market.

You can’t go wrong with adding Goldbacks to your portfolio.

Goldback Security Features?

Goldbacks has implemented some really cool security features into all the Goldback notes. On the older notes you will find that they have the AU Symbol and the Goldback size on the back but only while using a blacklight to see them. On the newer notes like the Idaho series they have taken things a step further by including black light security features as part of the overall design giving them yet another artistic addition and security at the same time!