50 South Dakota Goldback Aurum Gold Foil Note

Highlights: 

• Contains 1/20 troy oz of .999 pure gold
• Made in the United States
• Not US legal tender
• Arrives sealed in a currency sleeve
• Obverse: 50 South Dakota Goldback: Libertas, Roman goddess, wields sword and shield.
• Reverse: Is blank with a reflection of the obverse showing through

Investing in gold has never been more unique, enjoyable, and budget-friendly than with Goldbacks. Among them, the 50 South Dakota Goldback Gold Note stands out as the smallest denomination of gold currency available today. South Dakota is the latest state to join the exciting trend of voluntary currency, following the success of the initial four states.

These Goldbacks resemble conventional currency but possess delicate layers of 24-karat gold. They made their debut in Utah, thanks to the Utah Legal Tender Act of 2019, as a form of voluntary currency, allowing vendors in Utah to accept them at their discretion. Subsequently, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Wyoming each introduced their own Goldbacks. Now, South Dakota proudly joins this prestigious group as the fifth state offering these unique Goldbacks.

When you acquire a 25 South Dakota Goldback Gold Note from us, rest assured it will arrive in pristine condition, securely encased in a currency sleeve. These 50-denomination Goldbacks represent the most compact and spendable form of gold available today.

The obverse of every 50 South Dakota Goldback Note features Libertas, the Roman goddess of liberty, embodying the Latin word, brandishing a sword and shield in combat, with Mount Rushmore and South Dakota's Capitol Building in the backdrop.

The reverse of the note mirrors the obverse, a deliberate choice due to the delicate nature of Goldbacks. Any design elements on the reverse could potentially interfere with the stunning presentation of the obverse field, making each Goldback a true work of art in miniature.