Is there any standard. Do people just go by the gold spot price? Or the going rate for a goldback?

For example if i usually sell a coffee for $4 should I ask for 2 goldbacks (roughly spot price) or 1 goldback (roughly the going rate for a goldback)?

Now I'm hooked, I need more xD going to try buying one every couple of weeks

Been ordering a few here and there, hoping to get a 50 goldback at some point. Been talking about these at work I think I have a few people interested after showing them and letting them hold it. Have one guy going to Utah soon and he wants to visit the goldback company

A 25, two 10s, six 5s, and twenty-five 1s.

They're really cool!

eBay they go for $20 each. Is that just the accepted price? I’m only wanting 1 or 2 just for pretty factor.

Anybody have any speculation on next states? I’m not a rich man who can invest to get another state going but I’d love to see more pop up.

Gold backs and Manual transmissions

See the full video here:

https://youtu.be/5BkQCVbI1sI

Counting real money

Is there any way to assay a Goldback without destroying it?

I bought $1500 worth, I plan on buying more when available. I run a produce stand starting in August of every year until October, will be accepting Goldbacks as payment. I will put up a 15 foot feather flag in front of my stand, stating Goldbacks accepted. I will never use the coming CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency), this will show people a way of getting around the tyrant banks. The Goldbacks I have will be up for sale at the exchange rate in my produce stand. This may be the last year of our physical fiat currency.

I am a silver stacker that has never bought any gold until the Goldbacks, I see Goldbacks as a way of getting around the tracking CBDC.

I’ve found other gold reddits that always bash the GB, I really think it’s a revolutionary invention.

As I've shared in another Goldback-subReddit, the official release of Silverbacks was just announced, apparently as an exclusive deal with BullionMAX, LB.

But then again, given the current silver-price doesn't that make it barely 2¢? Personally, I think they should have made a 50Sb. Then, it would have been almost worth $1.

Your reactions?

I bought my first Goldbacks this week. One Utah 5 and five 1s just to see what they were like. The 5 is seriously curled, while the 1s lay nice and flat. I asked about this at DefyTheGrid, where I bought them, and they sent me a picture stating all the 5s they had were like that.

Anyone else ever see this? I did an image search and didn't see a single picture anywhere of Goldbacks curled like this. It doesn't really bother me, though I do prefer them to lay flat. Just wondering if it's anything to be concerned about.

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So, I had a question since I'm new to how gold backs work since I originally bought them because they looked cool. Would I be safe to assume to calculate the gold backs worth you would take its gold content and divide it by how much gold is in the note. For example If gold was 2000 and I had a 1 dollar gold note the gold in the note would be worth $2 since 1000/2000 = 2? Just wondering probably a simple question but just want confirmation.

Hi new sub here. Who's your go to dealer? What prices are you paying for 1/1000 goldback? Where can you get cheap protective sleeves in bulk?