2025 Oklahoma 3 Goldback PMG 70 Limited Early Release

Presenting the 2025 Oklahoma 3 Goldback, a stunning and highly sought-after addition to any collection.

This limited early release note received a professional PMG 70 grade — the highest possible. It shows flawless condition and pristine quality.
They released only 4000 notes in this edition.

Each Goldback was struck with cutting-edge precision. It holds a thin layer of 24-karat gold embedded in a beautifully designed polymer note.
The intricate artwork celebrates Oklahoma’s rich cultural heritage. This piece serves as both legal voluntary currency and a work of art.

PMG certified and released this note as part of the Limited Early Release designation. It was among the first issued, making it highly collectible and valuable.
With its perfect grade and rare availability, this note suits serious investors. It also appeals to collectors of modern bullion and alternative currency.

Goldbacks are a novel form of currency that blends the timeless value of gold with the practicality of paper money. Unlike traditional currency, which is often made from a mix of cotton and linen. Goldbacks are crafted from a thin layer of 24-karat gold. Also 3 Goldbacks note contains 3/1000 troy ounce of pure gold.

2025 Oklahoma 3 Goldback PMG 70

On the front (obverse): Beneath the skies of Black Mesa State Park, the virtue Ingenium takes centre stage. She reflects the soul of Oklahoma’s music, which has shaped America’s sound. From Woody Guthrie to Reba McEntire, they share Oklahoma’s stories with the world through music forged by small towns and big dreams.

Ingenium stands among yucca and prairie thistle, symbols of resilience and strength. A mule deer watches while a Western Tanager soars, embodying inspiration. Her embroidered jeans bear the Oklahoma Rose, a quiet tribute to her roots.

An inscription at the bottom reads: “Oh sing to the Lord a new song.” — Psalm 98:1

Back (Reverse): The back of the Goldback is blank, just reverse of the front.

The United States produces these Goldbacks. They do not serve as legal tender but are recognized as a form of payment in certain US states.