This uncirculated banknote is certified by PMG with the certification number 1009223-004. The EPQ designation is located on the back of the currency and stands for Exceptional Paper Quality. This rare and valuable piece of US paper money is a great addition to any coin and paper money collection.

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Grade: PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. Friedberg: 1607.

Veritas, or Truth, is shown on the 5 Utah Goldback Design. She is depicted as a Utah pioneer, nodding to the great migration that the first settlers of Utah took part in to arrive in the Salt Lake Valley in 1847.

This is actually the first Goldback design to ever have been done. It was the artist’s audition piece for the series. Quiver Collectibles is an Authorized Goldback Distributor, specializing in Graded Goldbacks.

The Utah Goldback is part of a growing series of voluntary gold-based currencies that began in Utah in 2019.

The Utah Goldback is part of a growing series of voluntary gold-based currencies that began in Utah in 2019. Utah was the first state to adopt the series, making it highly collectible. This set, includes five denominations—1, 5, 10, 25, and 50 Goldbacks—each adorned with intricate artwork that reflects Utah’s values and traditions.

The Utah Goldback Series begins with the 1 Goldback Design, and it is loaded with different symbols and cultural nods. Quiver Collectibles is an Authorized Goldback Distributor, specializing in Graded Goldbacks.

Justitia, or Justice, is the virtue that appears on Utah’s 10 Goldback Design. She is cast in the southern region of Utah, with Balancing Rock and the iconic red cliffs in the background. She is equipped traditionally with a blindfold over her eyes and a two edged sword and scales in her hands, representing the responsibilities of impartiality, fairness, and decisiveness that Justice must use to be right and effective.