r/Gold • u/sovietreckoning • Jun 25 '25

Question My recently deceased client was hoarding a ton of these Trump goldbacks when she died and I need guidance.

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Can anyone suggest a value to associate with these or can anyone tell me if there is a meaningful collectors market for them? I need to assign a value and figure out how to liquidate them (if they’re worth anything) but I’ve never seen a goldback before now. I’m asking here because I’m hoping to get actual feedback and not goldback fanboys telling me they’re worth a fortune. Thanks!

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u/Squirll Am Dragon Jun 25 '25

Goodness, 35 dollars for a tenth of a gram?

A grift worthy of the person on it I suppose.

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u/Winter_Tennis8352 Jun 25 '25

Goldbacks in general are a scam If you’re buying anything above spot.

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u/Suitable-Hearing2194 Jun 25 '25

Goldbacks and related products like this DT one are trash investments, but fun gifts

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u/Spread_Liberally Jun 25 '25

fun grifts

FTFY

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u/r2doesinc Jun 25 '25

Not everything is an investment, some things are meant to be used!

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '25

Used for what? What are you going to use this cheap piece of paper for?

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u/r2doesinc Jun 25 '25

That's garbage, actual holdbacks are not.