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With the latest release in the Goldback Series, the Florida Goldback notes showcase new and uplifting designs. Goldbacks are designed to reintroduce spendable gold to Americans, offering voluntary currency options for vendors in convenient, small denominations. Right now, 10 Florida Goldback Gold Notes are available from Bullion Metals.

Arrives in an individual plastic sleeve!All-new designs in the Goldback Series!One-of-a-kind 10 Florida design!Contains 1/100 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.The primary field features a woman in a 1920s dress leaning out of a car of the Flagler Railroad.Please keep in mind the notes may have various years of issue.Please note that Goldbacks are NOT US legal tender.New UV security feature on the reverse of Florida Goldbacks!

Arrives in an individual plastic sleeve!

All-new designs in the Goldback Series!

One-of-a-kind 10 Florida design!

Contains 1/100 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.

The primary field features a woman in a 1920s dress leaning out of a car of the Flagler Railroad.

Please keep in mind the notes may have various years of issue.

Please note that Goldbacks are NOT US legal tender.

New UV security feature on the reverse of Florida Goldbacks!

Each of the 10 Florida Goldback Gold Notes offered here comes in new condition with a protective plastic sleeve for storage. Goldbacks consist of thin layers of 24-karat gold that have been layered together between durable polymer sheets. High-quality, photorealistic images have been added to give the Goldbacks currency-quality design elements.

The 10 Florida Goldback Gold Note features a detailed design capturing the height of early industrial innovation in Florida. The message INNOVATIVE IDEAS BUILD FUTURES at the bottom explains the scene as the Flagler Railroad chugs along the east coast of Florida. As the young woman in 1920s-era clothing leans out of the car, dolphins swim in the coastal waters below.

Henry Flagler transformed Florida’s east coast through his Florida East Coast Railway, which he extended from St. Augustine to Key West between 1885 and 1912. This remarkable feat of engineering, often called “Flagler’s Folly,” included the unprecedented Over-Sea Railroad connecting the Florida Keys. The railway opened up Florida’s east coast to development and tourism, leading to the establishment or growth of cities like Miami, Palm Beach, and Fort Lauderdale.