How much gold is in a 50 Goldback?

50 Goldback has 50/1000th oz 24K gold, the highest denomination in the series and perfect for bigger transactions.

What events does this design represent?

Pine Tree Riots of 1732-1734, before and leading up to the American Revolution, and elements of the original New Hampshire colonial seal.

What’s unique about this symbolism?

The note has multiple layers of symbolism, from New Hampshire’s original seal elements to revolutionary history, with the state’s Latin motto, colonial resistance symbols and Pine Tree Riots references.

How do I store my 50 Goldback?

Store your Goldback in a sleeve away from extreme temperatures and humidity. Given it’s the highest denomination and has intricate artwork, proper storage is key.

Can I use 50 Goldbacks for transactions?

Yes, Goldbacks are accepted as voluntary currency by participating merchants in several states, including New Hampshire, Utah, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nevada, with the 50 being perfect for bigger purchases.

Is 50 Goldback a good investment?

Highest gold content in the series and historic significance. Perfect for serious investors and collectors of early American history.

50 New Hampshire Goldbacks (Quantity 1)

$257.00

The 50 Goldback Libertas (Liberty) from the New Hampshire Series contains 50/1000th oz of 24K gold, the top of the line. This beauty features Liberty in the White Mountain National Forest, with elements from the original New Hampshire seal and commemorates the Pine Tree Riots of 1732-1734, the precursor to the American Revolution.

Each note combines the highest gold content with rich historical symbolism, with details from the state’s colonial past, including the original Latin motto “Vis Unitas Fortior” and symbols of early American resistance to British rule.

Additional information

Size	3 in (7.6 cm) width 7 in (17.75 cm) height
Gold Content	1/20th Troy Ounce 24K Gold
State	New Hampshire
Denominations	Fifty Goldbacks

SKU: 50-NH-GB Categories: 50 Goldbacks, Collectibles, Denominations, Goldbacks, New Hampshire Goldbacks, State Tags: Goldbacks New Hampshire, New Hampshire Goldbacks

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Product Description

The 50 Goldback Libertas is the top of the line in the New Hampshire Series, with 50/1000th oz of 24K gold. This design combines the state’s revolutionary spirit with its natural beauty to create a powerful statement of early American liberty.

Libertas (Liberty) stands tall in White Mountain National Forest, with elements from the original New Hampshire seal: a bundle of five arrows representing the original counties, fish embroidery for colonial commerce and the eastern white pine for shipbuilding resources. Her dress has the original Latin motto “Vis Unitas Fortior” (“A United Force is Stronger”) and she wears medallions with Liberty’s torch and a laurel wreath with stars.

The scene depicts the Pine Tree Riots of 1732-1734, considered the first acts of colonial rebellion. Liberty holds a pine switch and stands on a fallen pine with King George’s mark, with a broken axe at her feet - all referencing the colonists’ resistance to British timber restrictions. A family of whitetail deer, the state animal of New Hampshire, represents the generational responsibility of liberty. The historic “An Appeal to God” flag on Liberty’s pine switch connects to George Washington’s naval legacy. Every detail has been carefully crafted to honor New Hampshire’s part in the American Revolution.

New Hampshire Goldbacks

How much gold is in a 50 Goldback?

50 Goldback has 50/1000th oz 24K gold, the highest denomination in the series and perfect for bigger transactions.
What events does this design represent?

Pine Tree Riots of 1732-1734, before and leading up to the American Revolution, and elements of the original New Hampshire colonial seal.
What’s unique about this symbolism?

The note has multiple layers of symbolism, from New Hampshire’s original seal elements to revolutionary history, with the state’s Latin motto, colonial resistance symbols and Pine Tree Riots references.
How do I store my 50 Goldback?

Store your Goldback in a sleeve away from extreme temperatures and humidity. Given it’s the highest denomination and has intricate artwork, proper storage is key.
Can I use 50 Goldbacks for transactions?

Yes, Goldbacks are accepted as voluntary currency by participating merchants in several states, including New Hampshire, Utah, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Nevada, with the 50 being perfect for bigger purchases.
Is 50 Goldback a good investment?

Highest gold content in the series and historic significance. Perfect for serious investors and collectors of early American history.