Deez Coin Nutz
Goldback® and Aurum® Collection TrackerBetaMade by The Oni Hoard in collaboration with Deez Coin Nutz
Check off every Goldback®, Silverbacks note, Aurum®, Zombucks® note, and Modern Texas Redback you own and see what you're missing. See mintages and rarity at a glance, plus other collector resources. It's free and there's no login.
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How to use
Your collection saves in this browser on this device. Use Export to back it up or move it to another device. No account; nothing is sent anywhere.
Dashboard is for totals and badges; the other tabs hold the notes. Search and filters work on the open tab.
Tap a section to open it. It stays open next time.
Tap a year to mark it owned. If you don't know the year, tap Own on the photo (Year?).
Tag adds AA, star, serial and more. More holds price paid and grade. Tap any tag, rarity label, α or LER to see what it means.
iPhone: Share → Add to Home Screen. Android: ⋮ → Install app. Export and Import once to fill it.
Tap a label to see what it means and why collectors care. "TBD" = not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
One of the first Goldbacks made in a new series, produced before the series’ official release date. Marked with a small α next to the mintage date.
Why collectors care: Goldback says their limited production means Alphas may hold long-term collectible value, and some show early design choices that changed after release.
A limited-edition Goldback for a state’s series. Goldback gives one to the person who refers a business and one to the business that signs up to accept Goldbacks.
Why collectors care: Made in limited runs: Goldback sets a minimum of 4,000 per state’s LER (4,000 Oklahoma 3 LERs were produced).
Ultra rare: 1,000 or fewer made that year. This tracker’s rarity scale, based on the mintage number.
Why collectors care: Fewer made means fewer to find. Goldback’s Safe lists official mintages so you can “learn how rare your Goldback is.” Numbers with * are dealer-listed.
Rare: 1,001–5,000 made that year. This tracker’s rarity scale, based on the mintage number.
Why collectors care: Fewer made means fewer to find. Goldback’s Safe lists official mintages so you can “learn how rare your Goldback is.” Numbers with * are dealer-listed.
Scarce: 5,001–25,000 made that year. This tracker’s rarity scale, based on the mintage number.
Why collectors care: Fewer made means fewer to find. Goldback’s Safe lists official mintages so you can “learn how rare your Goldback is.” Numbers with * are dealer-listed.
Uncommon: 25,001–100,000 made that year. This tracker’s rarity scale, based on the mintage number.
Why collectors care: Fewer made means fewer to find. Goldback’s Safe lists official mintages so you can “learn how rare your Goldback is.” Numbers with * are dealer-listed.
Common: over 100,000 made that year. This tracker’s rarity scale, based on the mintage number.
Why collectors care: Fewer made means fewer to find. Goldback’s Safe lists official mintages so you can “learn how rare your Goldback is.” Numbers with * are dealer-listed.
No published mintage yet, so no rarity tier (shown as TBD).
Why collectors care: Goldback’s Safe lists official mintages as they’re published.
Each Goldback has a unique serial number for easy authentication. It’s one of its anti-counterfeiting features.
Why collectors care: Serial patterns: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet. The serial checker flags patterns for you.
Your tag for a note whose serial starts with AA. Not the same as α Alpha.
Why collectors care: What an AA prefix means: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
Your tag for a low serial number. The serial checker flags 1 to 100 as Low.
Why collectors care: Goldback sold its Oklahoma LERs graded 70 “with low serial numbers.” Wider collector value: TBD.
Your tag for a serial with a pattern (solid, ladder, radar and others; see the serial flags).
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
Your tag for a note you count as a star note.
Why collectors care: What a star note means for Goldbacks: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
Your tag for a note graded and sealed by a grading service. Add the grade under More.
Why collectors care: Goldback kept grade-69 Oklahoma LERs for merchant sign-ups “to preserve the value of the 70s,” so grade can affect value.
Your tag for a note with a printing or production error.
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
Your tag for a note from a particular production run (tranche).
Why collectors care: What tranches mean for Goldbacks: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
Every digit of the serial is the same, e.g. 77777777 (this tracker’s serial checker).
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
The digits count straight up or down, e.g. 12345678 (this tracker’s serial checker).
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
A block of 2 to 4 digits repeats, e.g. 12341234 (this tracker’s serial checker).
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
The serial reads the same backwards, e.g. 12344321 (this tracker’s serial checker).
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
One digit followed by zeros, e.g. 00100000 (this tracker’s serial checker).
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
Serial number 100 or lower (this tracker’s serial checker).
Why collectors care: Goldback sold its Oklahoma LERs graded 70 “with low serial numbers.” Wider collector value: TBD.
Only 0s and 1s, e.g. 10110010 (this tracker’s serial checker).
Why collectors care: TBD. Not covered in Goldback’s own materials yet.
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Badges & goals
Badges light up when a set is complete. Notes marked Year? count toward type sets but not date sets until you pick the year. LERs are tracked separately and are not part of the regular sets.
What I’m Missing (0)
Everything you don’t own yet, by tab
Check a serial
Serial score for any 5-digit serial
Type or paste a Goldback® serial (like AB12345). Only the 5 digits count. It’s checked in this browser; nothing is saved or sent.
How the score works
Your Goldbacks
Face value, exchange value, gold content
Cards
Jump to: Badges · State map · Value over time · Where to buy or spend
- Nothing yet. Mark a Goldback owned below.
Goldback exchange rate from goldback.com (exchange rates). Each Goldback contains 1/1000 troy oz of 24k gold, per goldback.com; 1 ozt = 31.1035 g. Silverbacks contain 1/1000 troy oz of pure silver, per collectsilverbacks.com. The rate refreshes each visit through this site; your collection is never sent. Not an offer or appraisal.
Collection details
- Ultra rare · ≤1k0 / 12
- Rare · 1k–5k0 / 33
- Scarce · 5k–25k0 / 81
- Uncommon · 25k–100k0 / 37
- Common · >100k0 / 35
- Unrated · TBD0 / 94
By series (0 started)
- Utah (Legacy)0/35 · qty 0
- Utah (2026)0/9 · qty 0
- Nevada0/31 · qty 0
- New Hampshire0/30 · qty 0
- Wyoming0/25 · qty 0
- South Dakota0/20 · qty 0
- Florida0/18 · qty 0
- Oklahoma0/17 · qty 0
- Arizona0/17 · qty 0
- Idaho0/11 · qty 0
- California0/4 · qty 0
- City & special editions0/4 · qty 0
- Silverbacks: Silver Dragons0/5 · qty 0
- Silverbacks: Legends of Olympus0/6 · qty 0
- Silverbacks: Route 660/1 · qty 0
- Zombucks: Zombucks World notes0/8 · qty 0
- Aurums: Bioluminescence Series0/5 · qty 0
- Aurums: Botanical Fine Art Series0/2 · qty 0
- Aurums: Bullion Aurum0/2 · qty 0
- Aurums: Continental Currency Series0/1 · qty 0
- Aurums: Declaration of Independence Gold Posters0/4 · qty 0
- Aurums: Holiday & Special Occasions0/10 · qty 0
- Aurums: Natural Treasure Series0/6 · qty 0
- Aurums: North American Game Fish Series0/10 · qty 0
- Aurums: Legal-tender Aurums0/5 · qty 0
- Modern Texas Redbacks: Texas Bullion Depository0/5 · qty 0
- Other gold bills: Goldnote0/1 · qty 0
- Nothing checked off yet. Tap a year below to start.
Filters
Tap a year to mark it owned. Each year shows its own mintage, colored by rarity; the Rarity filter highlights matching years. α = Alpha (first-run) note. LER = Limited Early Release. * = dealer-listed number.Rarity by mintage: Ultra rare ≤1K · Rare 1K–5K · Scarce 5K–25K · Uncommon 25K–100K · Common 100K+ · Unrated = no published number (shown as TBD). Owned years show a ✓ and a quantity stepper.Tap Sources on a card for where each number comes from.
What I’m Missing (0)
Completion grid: owned / versions by state and denomination
What I’m Missing (0)
Items on this tab you don’t own yet
What I’m Missing (0)
Items on this tab you don’t own yet
Your added specials
Added by youItems you added yourself. They're saved only in this browser, never sent anywhere, and travel with your share code and backup file. Not verified by DCN.
Goldbacks
0/2210%
Gold notes from Goldback Inc. Every official entry from the Goldback Safe, grouped by design.
Utah (Legacy)
2019–20250/350%
Utah (Legacy)
2019–20250/350%The original Utah designs, 2019–2025.
Utah (2026)
20260/90%
Utah (2026)
20260/90%New 2026 Utah designs, released as Alphas.
Nevada
2020–20260/310%
Nevada
2020–20260/310%
New Hampshire
2020–20250/300%
New Hampshire
2020–20250/300%
Wyoming
2022–20250/250%
Wyoming
2022–20250/250%
South Dakota
2023–20250/200%
South Dakota
2023–20250/200%
Florida
2025–20260/180%
Florida
2025–20260/180%
Oklahoma
20250/170%
Oklahoma
20250/170%
Arizona
2025–20260/170%
Arizona
2025–20260/170%
Idaho
20260/110%
Idaho
20260/110%
California
20260/40%
California
20260/40%Phase One (2026).
City & special editions
2025–20260/40%
City & special editions
2025–20260/40%City notes, commemoratives and framed sets.
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Added by you
Added by youSilverbacks
0/120%
Silver notes from Goldback Inc.
Silver Dragons
2022–20240/50%
Silver Dragons
2022–20240/50%
Legends of Olympus
2025–20260/60%
Legends of Olympus
2025–20260/60%Elite = graded, low-number edition.
Route 66
20260/10%
Route 66
20260/10%- Photo pending
Added by you
Added by youZombucks
0/80%
Zombucks World silver notes. Zombucks rounds are not listed yet.
Zombucks World notes
0/80%
Zombucks World notes
0/80%Shown as text cards; no images.
- Zombucks World Silver NoteElegaunt
- Zombucks World Silver NoteKangaruin
- Zombucks World Silver NoteKookaburied
- Zombucks World Silver NoteLibertattered
- Zombucks World Silver NoteMortuga
- Zombucks World Silver NoteNecrowolf
- Zombucks World Silver NotePandamonium
- Zombucks World Silver NoteZombull
Added by you
Added by youAurums
0/450%
Gold notes from Valaurum. No mintages are published, so all are Unrated.
Bioluminescence Series
0/50%
Bioluminescence Series
0/50%
Botanical Fine Art Series
0/20%
Botanical Fine Art Series
0/20%
Bullion Aurum
0/20%
Bullion Aurum
0/20%
Continental Currency Series
0/10%
Continental Currency Series
0/10%
Declaration of Independence Gold Posters
0/40%
Declaration of Independence Gold Posters
0/40%
Holiday & Special Occasions
0/100%
Holiday & Special Occasions
0/100%
Natural Treasure Series
0/60%
Natural Treasure Series
0/60%
North American Game Fish Series
0/100%
North American Game Fish Series
0/100%
Legal-tender Aurums
0/50%
Legal-tender Aurums
0/50%Legal tender in the issuing country; separate from the collectible series.
Added by you
Added by youModern Texas Redbacks
0/50%
Modern Texas Redback gold bills: 24k gold notes issued by the Texas Bullion Depository and produced by Valaurum, Inc.
Texas Bullion Depository
20260/50%
Texas Bullion Depository
20260/50%
Added by you
Added by youOther gold bills
0/10%
Gold notes from issuers other than Goldback Inc. and Valaurum (Aurums). Issuer-published information only. Mintages show TBD unless the issuer publishes one. Modern Texas Redbacks have their own section above.
Goldnote
0/10%
Goldnote
0/10%Goldnote: a 1 gram 99.99% (24k) gold note in a polymer note with a unique serial number and QR authentication (goldnote.gold). Sold in the US through JM Bullion and in Canada through TD Precious Metals. Photo coming soon: Goldnote's site terms don't allow reusing its images.
Added by you
Added by youNothing on this tab matches that search or those filters.
Your Goldbacks by state
No Goldback series None yet Some Most value
Shaded by the exchange value of what you hold from each state (face value × the current goldback.com rate). City & special editions aren't tied to a state on this map. Map shapes: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries via us-atlas (ISC license).
Value over time
What the Goldbacks you hold today would have been worth on each day: today's face value × that day's Goldback exchange rate (goldback.com rate history from July 2019, plus rates captured by DCN). No daily rates were recorded from Sep 2 to Oct 26, 2026, so the line breaks there instead of filling the gap. Not an offer or appraisal.
Where to buy or spend your Goldbacks
The Oni Hoard: Southern Nevada Source for Goldbacks, Aurums, Bullion, Numismatics, and more!
Place to buy: The Oni Hoard, Las Vegas, NV (the pin on the map).
Places to spend: shops that take Goldbacks as payment are listed in Goldback’s official merchant directory.
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The merchant directory is maintained by Goldback Inc. on goldback.com.
Free for personal use. If you share this tracker or a screenshot of it, please credit Deez Coin Nutz (deezcoinnutz.com). For commercial use, ask first: [email protected].
Accuracy: this list is built from official Goldback product and artwork materials, but it may contain mistakes or miss new releases. Check details against official Goldback information before you buy, sell or trade.
Mintages & rarity: official numbers come first (Goldback Safe, collectsilverbacks.com). Where no official number exists we show a dealer-listed figure marked D (goldisback.com, APMEX), or a catalogue figure marked C (Numista); otherwise it's Unrated. We never guess a mintage. Data checked 2026-10-26.
Photos: product photography and images from Goldback Inc. (goldback.com); Modern Texas Redback images from the Texas Bullion Depository (texasbulliondepository.gov); Goldnote image from Goldnote (goldnote.gold); Aurum images from the Valaurum, Inc. media kit (valaurum.com), resized or cropped only. Items without a cleared photo yet show "Photo pending". Shown to help you identify each item. All rights belong to their owners. Silverbacks, Aurums, Zombucks and Modern Texas Redbacks are separate products and brands.
Other gold bills: issuer information from the issuers' own sites (goldnote.gold). No mintage is published, so it shows TBD; photos appear only when the image rights are clear.
Your added specials are typed in by you, marked "Added by you", and not checked by DCN.
Privacy: no account, no tracking, no analytics. Your collection is stored only in this browser (nothing is sent to us or anyone else). Clearing your browser data erases it, so export a backup.
Prices: the Goldback exchange rate (goldback.com) sets the exchange value in Your Goldbacks; the spot prices in the top bar (gold-api.com) are for reference only and are not used to value your collection. Not an offer, quote or appraisal.
Maps & history: state shapes from U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files via us-atlas (ISC license). Value history uses goldback.com's published exchange-rate history plus daily rates captured by DCN; days without a rate are left blank. The merchant directory linked above belongs to goldback.com and isn't copied here.
Oni Defense LLC is not affiliated with or endorsed by Goldback Holdings Inc., Goldback Inc., Valaurum, Inc., Provident Metals Corp., or the Texas Bullion Depository.
Goldback® is a registered trademark of Goldback Holdings Inc.
Aurum® and Valaurum® are registered trademarks of Valaurum, Inc.
Zombucks® is a registered trademark of Provident Metals Corp. Zombucks World silver notes are produced by Valaurum, Inc.
Modern Texas Redback gold bills are issued by the Texas Bullion Depository and produced by Valaurum, Inc. using Aurum® technology.
Silverbacks is a registered trademark of Goldback Holdings Inc.
Deez Coin Nutz is a community project of Oni Defense LLC (The Oni Hoard).
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