by Ryan Valentine | Jul 16, 2025 | Accumulate, Bitcoin, Circulate, Cryptocurrency, Dollar Cost Averaging, Donate, Gift Cards, Goldback Accepting Businesses, Goldback Exchange, Goldbacks, Inflation, Investments, Legal Tender, Negotiate, PAX Gold, Restaurants, Retail, Sound Money, Sound Money Market, Tether Gold, Tickets, Travel, Value
Goldbacks are not just beautiful masterpieces to look at; they are powerful, practical, and full of potential. Whether you’ve received one as a gift or you’re collecting them as a form of sound money, it’s important to know that each Goldback represents more than just...
by Ryan Valentine | Apr 1, 2025 | Economic Uncertainty, Gold, Goldbacks, Inflation, Investments, Money Printing, Quantitative Easing, Sound Money
In a historic moment for global markets, the price of gold has surged past the $3,000 per ounce mark, setting a new all-time high. This milestone reflects not just a market trend, but a deeper narrative playing out across the globe: when uncertainty reigns, gold...
by Ryan Valentine | Mar 18, 2025 | Gold, Goldbacks, Inflation, Investments, Salary Raises
After more than 20 years working in compensation, I’ve watched employees anticipate their annual raises, only to feel disappointed when they notice increasing prices of everything. Their purchasing power barely improves or even worsens in some years. We have inflation...
by Ryan Valentine | Feb 25, 2025 | Goldbacks, Investments, Value
Goldbacks are an intriguing option for investors who value both the stability of gold and the flexibility of a spendable currency. They combine precious metals with everyday utility, making them a versatile financial tool. Their premium may be justified for those who...
by Ryan Valentine | Feb 18, 2025 | Gold, Goldbacks, Investments
A Goldback is a physical currency made from 24-karat gold, designed to be both a store of value and a practical means of exchange. Unlike other gold investments such as coins or bars, Goldbacks are designed for common and regular exchange. Each are embedded with a...
