2024 Texas Silver Round Monster Box (SEALED)

2024 TEXAS SILVER ROUND MONSTER BOX

The Texas Silver Round can be purchased in a monster box produced exclusively for the Texas Mint. Packaged in 20 protective tubes of 25 rounds each, the monster box holds 500 1-ounce Texas Silver Rounds. Built from durable cold-rolled steel and finished with a matte black powder coat, the monster box lid features an orange cutout of the state of Texas. Each sealed monster box is secured with a unique serial number and a holographic seal to ensure maximum product protection. The Texas Silver Round is also available to purchase in a similarly designed and secured mini-monster box, which contains 10 protective tubes of 25 rounds each for a total of 250 silver rounds.

The 2024 Texas Silver Round depicts a Texas cowboy steer wrestling. The embodiment of "grabbing the bull by the horns," steer wrestling exemplifies the Texas spirit of grit and determination. Steer wrestling, also known as "bulldogging", is a classic rodeo event in which a horse-mounted rider chases a steer, drops from the horse to the steer, then wrestles the steer to the ground by grabbing its horns and pulling it off-balance so that it falls to the ground. Bulldogging is one of rodeo's most challenging events, and it carries a high risk of injury to the cowboy.

The Texas Silver Round’s specifications – “.9999 Silver" and "1 Troy Oz” – are engraved across the top and bottom of the round respectively, communicating the unique purity of this round only matched by select products from the Royal Canadian Mint and the Perth Mint of Australia. The trademarked silhouette of Texas mint mark, the official mint mark for the Texas Mint, is visible on the right-hand side. The weight and purity of the round are guaranteed.

The obverse of the high-quality mint strike Texas Silver Round features Texas’ iconic lone star in the foreground. The smooth engraving of the star is framed by a textured topographical outline of the state of Texas. “TEXAS” arches proudly over the top of the round’s obverse in large capital letters. The round’s mintage year is engraved in the bottom left of the round, just southwest of what would be the Rio Grande bordering Texas and Mexico.

The Texas Silver Round is IRA-eligible.