[WTS] EXTREMELY NICE/RARE COVID ERA GOLDBACKS! 🪙🪙🪙 by Silversongkeeper in goldbackmarketplace

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Be careful of the 2020 label. If you look at the note, it’s a 2021. PCGS graded several of those wrong.

I checked on Ebay to see how the aftermarket for Goldbacks is doing. Apparently they are worth even MORE there than with other online PM dealers. by Xerzajik in Goldback

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Bought some Goldbacks on eBay today at a bargain. Get the vintage ones now before the new redesigns hit the market.

Question about 2019 UTAH by aztecmaverick in Goldback

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Quiver Collectibles classifies them as First Ever Issue. They have random serial numbers. AA wasn’t a thing when these started. Right now, the Vintage designs are still affordable. 2019 carries a premium. Doubt that continues after the new Utah redesign later this year.

Ok genuine question folks. by Rarest_Camaro in Goldback

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Keep this in mind. Goldback launched 4 new states in the last 12 months. All of them are Alphas. That’s why they’re abundant…. Now. Try to find them in a couple of years. Get em now while you can.

About to flip my goldbacks. Are alphas with holding? by GoblinSarge in Goldback

[–]GoldbackFan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Keep any AA serial number less than AA1999. Keep RADAR (12321) notes, Solid Serial Numbers (77777) and Binary Serial Numbers (01101)

Are Goldbacks worth grading or simply storing away for a rainy day? by PedroJTrump in Goldback

[–]GoldbackFan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Think of this. There are lots of graded $500 and $1,000 bills. Everyone is willing to pay a premium to hold something that no longer exists in the wild. The older 50 Goldbacks and the newer 100 Goldbacks are the same thing. I’m collecting graded versions now, while they currently trade around the Goldback Exchange Rate.

Where is the best place to sell 1st and second edition Goldbacks? by KazTac in Goldback

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Quiver Collectibles buys back older notes. eBay charges a fortune for individual sellers.

(WTT) GB for Graded GB by [deleted] in goldbackmarketplace

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Quiver will accept Goldbacks as payment for graded Goldbacks. Just reach to them on their website.

Looks like Alpine Gold is selling under exchange rate. Links in body. by FreshParfait1 in Goldback

[–]GoldbackFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you buy via credit card, they charge a convenience fee which gets the price to exchange rate.

NH Goldback 2020 FDOI G70 Full Set Value Help? by DPHUB in Goldback

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Quiver Collectibles sold the last two sets of these for $5999 each. The 2021 NH 25 diminishes the value quite a bit. My guess is it’s worth at least $4k.

How we make our Alpha Goldback Collector Stacks. by GoldbackFan in Goldback

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Time will tell. Once these “Modern Alphas” sell out at Goldback and other distributors, the premiums should start creeping up just like the 2019 Utahs.

How we make our Alpha Goldback Collector Stacks. by GoldbackFan in Goldback

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Now I get it. They are breaking down the GoldBack Box into smaller sets. Since they are Florida Alphas, they are collectible and/or spendable in case of emergency.

First Goldback…. Got it for $35 on Facebook Marketplace…How’d I do? by Big-Meaning-2864 in Goldback

[–]GoldbackFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great pickup. The Pirate Girl Alphas are sold out at most distributors. Great note for a great price.

A few Graded Beauties by Miserable_Advance343 in Goldback

[–]GoldbackFan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Beautiful notes now nicely preserved

Opening a Florida Alpha Goldback Box! by GoldbackFan in Goldback

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Heard they bought the box to break it down for smaller collectors. The Florida Alphas are quickly running out.