Description
The Arizona 1 Goldback showcases Temperantia — Temperance
Looking for more Goldback options? Browse our complete highly detailed scene from the Mexican era of southern Arizona. A poised woman in an elegant 19th‑century Mexican dress stands between Tubac and Mission San José de Tumacácori, two early communities that shaped the region after Mexico’s independence from Spain.
Her embroidered skirt weaves together Indigenous, Spanish, and Mexican influences. Around her, Arizona’s state symbols come to life: the saguaro blossom, cactus wren, and two‑tailed swallowtail butterfly. A desert tortoise and javelina at her feet speak to endurance, while corn, chiles, and prickly pear honor the land’s generosity and the families who cultivated it.
The verse “The fruit of the Spirit is temperance” ties the whole image together as a call to balanced strength in volatile times. Struck in 24k gold and engineered as a circulating voluntary currency, this 1 Goldback gives you a beautifully illustrated piece of Arizona history that you can hold, collect, gift, or even spend.
Each Arizona 1 Goldback contains a precise layer of 24k gold sealed between durable polymer substrates. Goldbacks function as a voluntary local currency in participating areas and are easy to store, trade, or gift. Perfect for collectors, precious‑metals buyers, and anyone who wants beautiful, spendable gold.
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