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The newest addition to the Goldback Series is here, introducing the Florida Goldback range with captivating, fresh designs. Goldbacks are a voluntary gold currency designed to put spendable gold back into circulation, offering small, practical denominations for use in everyday transactions. Today, certified-perfect 1 Florida Goldback Gold Notes are available from Bullion Metals.

Exciting release in the Goldback collection!

Features a one-of-a-kind design for Florida!

Contains 1/1000 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.

Showcases a woman wading in Florida’s coastal waters amidst the marine life.

New UV security feature on the reverse of Florida Goldbacks!

Florida’s story of discovery began in 1513 with Juan Ponce de León’s famed exploration of the peninsula, during which he sought the mythical Fountain of Youth. In 1565, Spain established St. Augustine under Pedro Menéndez de Avilés, marking it as the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in what is now the continental United States. St. Augustine became a vital military and missionary hub, helping Spain secure its treasure fleets along the coast.

All 1 Florida Goldback Gold Notes in this listing are early release notes that have been certified in perfect condition. Notes in this condition show no visual flaws or production errors. The full beauty and visual appeal of the note remain in great condition. Each note is protected inside a plastic currency sleeve for enhanced support of the perfect condition of the note.

The design of the 1 Florida Goldback Gold Note honors Florida’s deep connection to the waters of the Gulf and the Atlantic Ocean. Here, a woman is shown wading into shallow waters as marine swims beneath the surface. Florida’s coastal waters host one of North America’s most diverse marine ecosystems, featuring everything from vibrant coral reefs in the Florida Keys to extensive seagrass meadows along the Gulf Coast and critical mangrove forests that protect the shoreline. These habitats support an extraordinary array of life, including manatees, sea turtles, bottlenose dolphins, and commercially important fish species like grouper and snapper.