Goldbacks offer a unique advantage: they're spendable! Unlike gold bars or coins, which often require a transaction to convert into usable currency, Goldbacks can be directly used for goods or services. Plus, their artistic design and innovative technology make them a collector's delight.

The Goldback boasts multiple layers of anti-counterfeiting measures. From the tangible negative image on the back to its signature golden sheen, replicating a Goldback isn't a walk in the park. Additionally, it's backed by over two decades of research from Valaurum and incorporates government-level security features.

Just like any other currency! Some businesses directly accept Goldbacks for goods and services. If you're uncertain, it's always a good idea to ask the merchant or look for signage indicating acceptance.

While Goldbacks themselves cannot be physically divided, they come in various denominations, ranging from 1 to 50, to accommodate different transaction values.

The price of Goldbacks varies over time, though historically they've been on an uptrend ever since release, often surpassing the increase in value of gold coins and bars. As of November 2023 they are valued at approximately $4.07, but we recommend checking Goldback's official site for the most up-to-date valuation.

Goldbacks are tied to the value of gold. As a precious metal, gold has been a long-standing store of value. With the precise amount of 24-karat gold in each Goldback, you can be confident in its intrinsic value.

5 - Each note contains 5/1000 oz of Gold
10 - Each note contains 10/1000 oz of Gold
20 - Each note contains 20/1000 oz of Gold.
50 - Each note contains 50/1000 oz (0.01 oz) of Gold.

Goldbacks are tangible and carry inherent value due to the gold they contain. In contrast, paper money relies on trust in a governing body, and digital currencies can be volatile. Goldbacks offer a stable, physical asset you can hold in your hand.

The Goldback is designed to be durable, thanks to its protective polymer layers. However, like all currency, it's essential to handle it with care. A severely damaged Goldback might have its gold content compromised. To protect the integrity of your Goldbacks for as long as possible we recommend purchasing our protective leather wallet designed for goldbacks or keeping them in a safe place like a vault.

Goldbacks are primarily a US innovation. However, the inherent value of gold is recognized worldwide. While its spendability might vary from region to region, its gold content remains universally valuable.

While Goldbacks are durable, it's best to store them in a cool, dry place. For added security, consider storing them in a safe or a secure deposit box.

Goldbacks blend artistry, cutting-edge technology, and precious metal. They offer the direct spendability of currency, the security of gold, and the aesthetic appeal of a collector's item, all rolled into one.

Yes, the value of the gold in a Goldback can fluctuate with market gold prices. However, gold has historically been a stable store of value, offering a hedge against inflation and economic uncertainties.

Absolutely! Goldbacks can be sold or traded, just like any other form of gold or precious metal product.

Goldbacks are available in five denominations: 1, 5, 10, 25, and 50, allowing for flexibility in transactions.

Every production run of Goldbacks is meticulously verified using X-ray depth measurement, fire assays of gold content, and additional third-party measurements. The integrity and accuracy of Goldbacks are paramount, and we ensure each piece meets the highest standards.

The Goldback may be owned by individuals in any State, however, Goldbacks would only qualify as an actual currency when authorized by local or state law.

Goldbacks are created to circulate under the laws of specific jurisdictions, namely Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, and New Hampshire. While they're primarily recognized in these states, their inherent gold value gives them recognition and desirability far beyond these borders.

Unlike most gold products that have varying premiums based on gold content, Goldbacks operate as an interchangeable currency. For instance, a fifty denomination Goldback (which contains 1/20th of an oz of gold) can be exchanged for fifty of the one denomination Goldbacks (each containing 1/1,000th of an oz of gold).

Goldbacks shine in small transactions. While other gold forms might have varying premiums based on weight or design, Goldbacks offer a consistent value through their denominations. This makes them ideal for everyday purchases, ensuring you get the true worth of your gold

Yes. The Goldback is a gold product. The Goldback also may serve as a currency (within certain jurisdictions where authorized by law) or as a possible barter tool elsewhere. For example, Goldbacks are specie legal tender in Utah. There have been thousands of other local currencies in the United States and there are nearly a hundred active ones today. There are also thousands of different gold products available for sale in the U.S. The Goldback is a marriage of the two. The Goldback is valuable in large part because it is gold.

If your goals align with any of the following, then stacking up on Goldbacks is a wise move:

• Crisis Preparedness: Goldbacks offer an ultra-fungible form of fractional gold, making them a reliable asset in times of uncertainty.
• Counterfeit-Proof Assurance: Own a precious metal that boasts a pristine track record—Goldbacks have never been counterfeited.
• Precious Metals Collectables: In the precious metals world, Goldbacks are not just hard money, but they’re a highly sought-after collectible.
• Spreading Monetary Wisdom: Educate your friends, family, and community about the merits of sound money by introducing them to Goldbacks.
• Gold on a Budget: Accumulate gold without breaking the bank. Goldbacks offer an affordable entry point into the world of precious metals.
• Legal Currency in Some States: Goldbacks hold special appeal in states where they're recognized and authorized as currency.

In terms of returns: Since their inception in 2019 at $2.00 per Goldback, they've seen an appreciation to an average of $3.75 by the end of 2021. That's a remarkable 87.5% growth, outpacing gold coins and bars which rose about 60% in the same period. So, not only has no one lost money on Goldbacks (assuming fair purchase prices), but it’s also projected that Goldbacks could continue to outpace other gold forms, especially if demand surges beyond supply.

Each time you buy something it is like casting a vote for what you want to have in the world. If sound money is important to you, then spending Goldbacks supports sound money. If credit cards are important to you then using those supports that type of money. If you want to see more organic food then buy that. This is the beauty of capitalism. Be the change you want to see in the world.

Goldbacks are a game changer for precious metals. There has never been a 1/1,000th of an ounce gold product that was as inexpensive as the Goldback. This makes it cheap to turn anyone into a first-time precious metals owner whether that is your nephew or your waiter.