100 Arizona Goldback Gold Note

100 Arizona Goldback Gold Note100 Arizona Goldback Gold Note 1 10 troy oz 99. 9% pure 24k gold 1 10 of a troy ounce of real gold in a single note and the unbreakable code that helped win a war. Each note contains exactly 1 10 of a troy ounce of . 9999 fine 24k gold, physically embedded using a patented vacuum deposition process that took over 20 years to develop. You're not buying a certificate or a fund. This is gold you can hold, spend at 2,000+ merchants, or save. Like all

100 Arizona Goldback Gold Note — 1/10 troy oz · 99.9% pure 24k gold

1/10 of a troy ounce of real gold in a single note — and the unbreakable code that helped win a war.

Each note contains exactly 1/10 of a troy ounce of .9999 fine 24k gold, physically embedded using a patented vacuum deposition process that took over 20 years to develop. You're not buying a certificate or a fund. This is gold you can hold, spend at 2,000+ merchants, or save.

Like all small-denomination physical gold products, Goldbacks carry a premium over raw spot price. That premium reflects the precision manufacturing required to produce spendable fractional gold at this scale. No one else has mastered this process. It also reflects real utility: this is gold designed to circulate, not sit in a vault. Goldbacks have appreciated an average of ~14.47% annually since their 2019 launch.

The Arizona 100 Goldback honors Libertas (Liberty), through the extraordinary legacy of the Navajo Code Talkers of World War II. Set against the monumental red rocks of Window Rock, the seat of the Navajo Nation, the design centers on a Navajo Marine in full WWII uniform, radio in hand, representing the hundreds of Navajo Marines who created and transmitted the only unbreakable military code of the war, relaying critical orders across the Pacific from Guadalcanal to Okinawa without a single message ever being deciphered. Towering behind him is Libertas, adorned with a concho belt, squash blossom necklace, and a flowing dress of traditional Navajo patterns, her seven-spiked crown radiating light. Eagles soar overhead, Marines advance across cactus-strewn terrain, and subtle details, including the historic Iwo Jima flag and the seal of the Navajo Code Talker Museum, honor the collaboration with the Navajo Nation that shaped this design. Inscribed at the base: "Our language was our strongest weapon."

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