Created in honor of Americas upcoming 250th anniversary of independence, Goldbacks has issued a special one-time release featuring the Washington D.C. Goldback. Washington D.C. became the official national capital through the Residence Act of 1790, a decision shaped in part by the efforts of Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison. This limited commemorative note showcases Columbia, one of the earliest female symbolic figures used to represent the United States. Right now, 1 Colorized Washington D.C. Goldback Gold Notes are available from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives in a protective currency slab!
• Special limited release of Washington D.C. Goldbacks!
• Unique design celebrating the female allegory known as Columbia!
• Colorized visual enhancements!
• Contains 1/1000 troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
• Issued a grade of GEM sub 70.
• Columbia is depicted on the obverse with a sword and the Union Shield in Washington D.C.
• The design on the reverse mirrors the reverse without added coloration or enhancement.
• Goldbacks are NOT legal tender.
• UV security element on the reverse side.

Each 1 Colorized Washington D.C. Goldback Gold Note comes secured in a protective currency slab and is graded GEM sub 70. This grade indicates a note with excellent visual quality and no noticeable imperfections when viewed without magnification. When examined closely, slight or barely visible details such as minor centering issues may still be present.

Design

The obverse of the Colorized Washington D.C. Goldback Gold Note depicts Columbia standing at the forefront, with the U.S. Capitol Building positioned in the distance behind her. Columbia has long been shown in American art as a representation of national ideals, often holding items meant to symbolize the values of the country. In this image, she holds both a shield and a sword. The shield represents defense, stability, and the safeguarding of liberty. The sword reflects strength, readiness, and the ability to protect freedom when necessary. Together, these elements reflect a nation built on principle while remaining prepared to defend its independence.

History

Washington D.C. was formed from land provided by both Maryland and Virginia along the Potomac River. Its placement was chosen with the intent of creating a capital city located between the northern and southern states. President George Washington selected the location and appointed Pierre Charles LEnfant to design the city plan. The government officially moved from Philadelphia to Washington D.C. in 1800, though the city remained unfinished and continued to develop slowly over the following decades.

Ordering

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