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| Industry | Precious metals |
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| Founder | Adam Trexler |
Valaurum is a that produces and distributes banknote like gold notes, most notably the goldback. The company was created by Adam Trexler in 2012.[1][2]
History edit
Valaurum was created in 2012 by Adam Trexer. Adam created the company after he learned about a method to print using gold.[2]The company started by selling in the United States and Canada. It eventually expanded into countries that have unstable currencies, where it was able to take hold quite well; with some companies, such as a business in Suriname, buying thousands of the companies gold notes.[3]
Products edit
Gold edit
Valarum's main product is the goldback, which is a sheet of gold placed inside a sheet of polymer. The goldback's designs are based on various states, such as Utah or Nevada. Another product is the Aurum, which is a note simmilar to the goldback, but it has diffrent designs then the goldback.
Silver edit
Valarum has one silver based product, which is the silverback. It uses simmilar technology as the goldback, but it contains silver instead of gold. In 2022, the company BullionMax launched a sweepstakes giving away 10,000 silverbacks.[4]
References edit
- ^ "About Valaurum". Valaurum. Retrieved 2024-02-27.
- ^ a b "Oregon entrepreneur aims to create a new way of trading with gold". opb. Retrieved 2024-02-27.
- ^ Stutzman, Mary (April 2016). "Gold Hard Cash". Oregon Business Magazine. 39 (3): 6–7.
- ^ PR Newswire (2022-10-14). "BullionMax Launches 10,000 Silverback Sweepstakes In Bid For World's Biggest Silver Give-Away: BULLIONMAX-new-launch". PR Newswire US.