1/4 Idaho 2026 Goldback .999 Gold Bullion Foil Note, (24k).

1/4 Idaho 2026 Goldback .999 Gold Bullion Foil Note, (24k).

This Idaho Goldback foil note contains 1/4000 oz (.00025 oz) .999 fine Gold which is the first currency to be made of a spendable, beautiful, physical Gold.

This new and innovative way to own Gold allows you to diversify your wealth at an affordable price level. These Goldback notes are a perfect way to invest with bartering in mind, as the 1/4000 oz gold note is of suitable value to buy, for example, a few loaves of bread. When it comes to bartering, it is not very practical to barter if you only have 1 oz gold coins, or even 1/2 oz or 1/4 oz coins.

For someone who saves money by stuffing their dollars in their mattress, your money looses value as inflation [or in some cases hyper-inflation] diminishes the buying power of your hard earned dollars. Convert your dollars into Goldback notes, and your value is protected, [also from a bank bail-in]. Gold is inflation proof; as dollars loose value, the gold value in dollars increases; as clearly seen in recent months!

The Goldback project began with the Utah Legal Tender Act in 2011 which recognized certain types of Gold as currency. Since then, the technology to mint Gold into a spendable form for small transactions arrived.

These unique notes include a precise amount of Gold between layers of durable polyester. In this form, Gold is more convenient, affordable, versatile and trustworthy than ever before.

The Gold is verified through rigorous testing by the manufacturer and independent laboratories.

When Gold is in such thin sheets, it is easier to authenticate than Gold hidden within a coin or bar. Each of these notes is printed with high resolution, full-color text and graphics. The result is a new, beautiful way to use Gold for artistic and branding purposes.

Back blank as seen in photo.

Not legal tender.

Made in the USA.

Multiples available to winning bidder

Happy to combine shipping.

See my other auctions for other Goldback styles and denominations.