The 50 Nevada Goldback Gold Note is the capstone of the Nevada Goldback Series, featuring Libertas (Liberty) as its central theme. Goldbacks are voluntary gold currency, offering small, fractional denominations of .9999 pure gold, making them both collectible and functional. This 50 Nevada Goldback contains 50/1000 Troy oz of 24-karat gold and marks Libertas' second appearance on a Goldback, embodying the timeless pursuit of freedom and self-determination.

Key Features:

• Arrives in a protective plastic currency sleeve or in a bundle of 100 notes

• Part of the Nevada Goldback Series

• Unique 50 Nevada Goldback design featuring Libertas (Liberty) as Eve

• Contains 50/1000 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold

• Depicts Libertas under a starry Nevada sky in the Sierra Nevada mountains

• Inspired by Aphrodite’s statue at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas

• Raises a pomegranate (symbolizing humanity) and holds a vertical rod (representing royalty and mining heritage)

• Stands upon a stone pedestal with a seashell, referencing classic depictions of Aphrodite

• Features a biblical rock altar with a burning fire, symbolizing gratitude for freedom

• Includes a small pillar balancing a world globe, symbolizing Liberty’s universal cause

• Highlights Nevada’s Desert Bighorn Sheep, representing freedom and resilience

• Showcases the Bristlecone Pine, symbolizing the eternal nature of Liberty

• Various dates may be possible on the notes

• Goldbacks are NOT U.S. legal tender

The 50 Nevada Goldback is more than just a gold note—it is a powerful statement on freedom, perseverance, and the lasting impact of Liberty throughout history. Featuring a richly symbolic and intricately detailed design in 24-karat gold, this Goldback is a must-have for collectors, investors, and those who value the ideals of liberty and self-determination.

Set beneath a starry Nevada night sky, Libertas is depicted in the peaks of the Sierra Nevadas as Eve, the biblical mother of humanity. Her design is inspired by a statue of Aphrodite from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, reinforcing the theme of strength, beauty, and agency. The artist champions her as a free woman who exercised her power of choice to bring about the human race, aligning her with the virtue of Liberty itself. In her left hand, she raises a pomegranate, symbolizing all of humankind, while in her right hand, she holds a vertical rod, a symbol of royalty and a nod to the vertical mining techniques that helped Nevada thrive as a major producer of precious metals.

She stands upon a stone pedestal adorned with a seashell, a classic symbol often associated with Aphrodite. At her feet rests a basket of pomegranates, reinforcing her role as a nurturer and protector of humanity. Beside her is a biblical rock altar with a burning fire, a reference to the ancient practice of offering thanks to the Divine for the blessings of freedom. To Liberty’s right, a small pillar supports a world globe, symbolizing her mission to champion liberty across the world. Adding to the depth of the design, Nevada’s Desert Bighorn Sheep appear both in the foreground and background, symbolizing steadfastness and the ability to move freely even in the highest places. Also present is the Bristlecone Pine, one of the oldest living trees on Earth, representing the eternal and enduring nature of Liberty as a crowning Virtue.