These South Dakota Goldback foil notes contain 1/40 oz of .999 fine gold. Goldbacks are the first local, voluntary currency to be made of a spendable, beautiful, physical gold.
Goldbacks resemble standard paper currency in shape but are made with thin layers of 24-karat gold. Initially introduced in Utah following the Utah Legal Tender Act of 2019, they serve as a voluntary currency, allowing transactions at the vendor’s discretion. Since then, additional states—Nevada, New Hampshire, and Wyoming—have each launched their own Goldbacks in subsequent years, with South Dakota recently becoming the fifth state to adopt this unique form of currency.Currency Highlights:
- Contains 1/40 oz (0.025 oz) of .999 fine gold.
- Individual notes are housed in an archival quality currency sleeve.
- Face: The obverse field of each 25 South Dakota Goldback Note showcases a depiction of Laruea. The name Laurea originally referred to a laurel wreath that one would wear after accomplishing something. This depiction shows a female embodiment of Laurea holding a basket as she stands near a river.
- Back: Mirror image on the reverse of the gold note.
- Manufactured in the United States of America.
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