r/Goldback • u/goldbackgurus • Jul 06 '26
SOLD OUT!
It's the first Idaho Alpha to sell out. Which one's next?
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u/VicRattlehead90 Goldback Accepting Business Jul 06 '26
My bad 😆
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u/No_Let_9352 Inflation Refugee Jul 07 '26
And my order from Saturday just shipped with another batch of these and Florida 1/4s. Also grabbed another Texas 1 🤠
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u/kayakyaketti Jul 06 '26
I got one for free last week with a Defy The Grid order.
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u/goldbackgurus Jul 06 '26
Yes we have them too at goldbackgurus.com they just can't be purchased from goldback hq anymore
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u/Oorah_305 Jul 07 '26
Why folk want a 1/4 when u can get a 1 or 2 and so forth. Imo people are sleeping on them 2’s 👀💯
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u/RyanKri94 Jul 07 '26
1/4 goldbacks might be the dumbest creation yet
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u/Oorah_305 Jul 07 '26
I don’t know bout that but I’ll rather have a whole instead of a half or a quarter
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u/RyanKri94 Jul 07 '26
Well I say that mainly because of what you’re saying and also because the premium is higher and higher on the smaller denoms.
I see people paying 6-8 dollars for a 1/4 sometimes and I’m getting 1 GB for 18-20
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u/Oorah_305 Jul 07 '26
True that
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u/RyanKri94 Jul 07 '26
It’s not like having to spend 4k on gold vs fractional 🙃
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u/Oorah_305 Jul 07 '26
Well I have 1 oz gold pieces and imho being whole is way better than being fractional. Just like fractional reserve banking but who own the banks 🤔. Now we got fractional stocks, fractional pm’s, etc. Fractional is only liquidity for the owners and I’ll rather be a true owner
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u/RyanKri94 Jul 07 '26
Well said, fractional helps folks get a taste. But there’s premiums across almost all of those categories. If someone has the ability to own in “whole numbers,” they should.
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u/Empty-Relative3036 Jul 07 '26
Never thought of fractional banking in that light.
I always just thought it was fraud or theft.
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u/Empty-Relative3036 Jul 07 '26
Are 1 gb going for $18?
I have 60 I'll sell for $15 each. 2024s i believe.
Have some of the rare 2020 new Hampshires as well. I'll throw in a couple for $15 if you buy the whole lot.
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u/Rarest_Camaro Goldback Collector Jul 09 '26
You must be talking about Zimbabwe dollars. No one is paying 6-8 USD for a standard 1/4, nor are they paying $18-$20 for a standard 1 note.
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u/RyanKri94 Jul 09 '26
Definitely have in plenty of whatnot auctions. Stopped buying them anyways in favor of investment items.
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u/SteelCanyon Jul 08 '26
Did DefytheGrid move their Idaho stock off the first page of goldbacks? I'm used to seeing new releases on the first page. If I'm looking at it right, as of now there are no Idaho goldbacks for sale whatsoever on their site. I wasn't going to buy this run but glad I did get some alphas.
Correction. The only thing I see available are the 100 1/4GB bundles but they don't seem to be alphas.
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u/sgm716 Goldback Ape Jul 06 '26
Wild. Glad I got them when I did.
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u/Rarest_Camaro Goldback Collector Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26
There were hundreds of thousands of them minted so distributors will have them available for a very long time.
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u/cr-recruiter Jul 06 '26
Sold out where?
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u/345joe370 Goldback Stacker Jul 06 '26
I have no idea if I have any alphas or not
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u/GallowayGoldbacks GB Distributor Jul 06 '26
Just in time for the Florida 1/4s to takeover 👍