Arizona 3 Goldback 24k Gold PCGS 70 Limited Early Release

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, Wyoming, and South Dakota, Florida, and Oklahoma have each launched their own Goldbacks in subsequent years, with Arizona becoming the seventh state to adopt this unique form of currency.

Currency Highlights:

• Limited release of only 6,000 notes.
• Contains 3/1000 oz (0.003 oz) of .999 fine gold.
• Housed in a PCGS graded archival quality assay.
• Face: Features the virtue Assecurá, capturing Arizona’s history, heritage, and enduring confidence through rich, symbolic artwork.
• Manufactured in the United States of America.

Only a few available for limited early release! Add this Arizona 3 Goldback MS-70 PCGS graded note to your cart today!

About the Arizona 3 Goldback
The 2025 Arizona 3 Goldback embodies the warmth and strength of the desert frontier. Assecurá stands poised in elegant attire, symbolizing confidence and self-reliance amid the challenges of the early Arizona territory. The detailed background features architectural and cultural motifs reflecting Arizona’s diverse heritage, while the orange border evokes the state’s iconic sunsets and copper legacy. Together, the art and craftsmanship create a piece that transcends currency—it’s a story in gold.

Goldbacks
The Goldback® is a revolutionary form of currency crafted from 24-karat gold, offering a reliable alternative as the American dollar continues to lose value. Each Goldback is designed to preserve purchasing power over time, addressing the age-old “small coin problem” by allowing people to make everyday transactions with real gold. While inflation erodes the value of paper currency, the Goldback’s intrinsic gold content ensures that it will hold its worth.

Recognized as legal tender in states like Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, New Hampshire, South Dakota, and Florida, Oklahoma and now Arizona—Goldbacks can be traded or bartered like other non-current forms of currency worldwide. This currency blends gold’s enduring value with modern craftsmanship, providing a versatile and practical means of exchange that won’t depreciate, making it a sound choice for those seeking stability in their everyday spending.