I had an envelope waiting in my doorstep today...
Whoever send it knew I love animals as the envelope had animal stickers on both sides. A good start 😄
A gift card! Let's open it up!
Damn! Two Goldbacks! And as expected a super silly message from 
This is one of the reasons I love #silvergoldstackers !
Goldbacks may be cheap but they are almost impossible to get in my little corner of the world. But thanks to the community I now own 4 of them!
If you have missed my previous posts on them, these are essentially a thin layer of gold coated in polymer and an artistic piece. A fun way to own fractional gold. Something like pokemon cards but with real gold inside. The two I got have 1/1000 troy ounce of gold each.
Let's have a closer look:
So first we have Ms. Reverentia and her sexy eagle
This one a new design for my collection 🎉🎉🎉
Reverentia, or Reverence/Respect, Reverentia is depicted as a Shoshone Native American woman wearing a traditional buckskin dress and standing in Wyoming’s Northeastern plains region. The caption below her reads “Revere what is Sacred”. Her hair has been left free to blow in the wind, lending to the overall feeling of freedom. This freedom is reinforced by a bald eagle perched on her arm along with falconry gear. source
And the other one is a piece we have seen again, Ms Prudente and her bad ass eagle
And that's it with today's mail call :)
Damn, now all I want is to go and get more goldbacks. I just can't have enough!
Fun Numismatics Posts
Enjoyed the post? Here is some more fun silver/numismatics themed content I have written in the past I think you will enjoy:
- The country that uses plastic coins!
- The bizarre coins of Cook Islands
- Infographic: What Type of Silver Whale are you?
- My silver pocket piece
- My favorite piece from the stack
- The 10 Million Dollar Coin
- This is where gold really comes from!
- That's one big nugget!
- The Ten Thousand Dollar Bill ?!?!
- Biggest Gold Coin Ever
- A coin made of cardboard
- The microorganism that poops gold!
- World's smallest gold coin
- Manchukuo's Fiber Coins from 1945