1 oz Dale Brisby Silver Round (Reverse Proof) with Custom Box

1 oz Dale Brisby Round (Reverse Proof) with Custom Box

The 1 oz Dale Brisby Silver Round is struck in .999 fine silver and contains one-half troy ounce of pure silver, making it a distinctive round both for enthusiasts and rodeo fans. This round celebrates the bold personality and larger-than-life presence of Dale Brisby, the self-proclaimed “Greatest of All Time” in rodeo. Dale first gained national attention through humorous, high-energy rodeo videos that showcased his bull riding skills, over-the-top confidence, and sharp wit. What began as social media content built around the cowboy lifestyle quickly grew into a full-scale brand known as “Rodeo Time,” resonating with fans who appreciated both the authenticity of ranch life and the entertainment value he brought to it.

The popularity of his online presence ultimately led to the launch of the Netflix series How to Be a Cowboy, which debuted in 2021. The show followed Dale and his Radiator Ranch crew as they worked to keep traditional cowboy culture alive while training the next generation of rodeo athletes. By blending real ranch work, mentorship, and his trademark humor, Dale brought modern attention to the rodeo world and expanded his audience far beyond the arena.

The obverse features a detailed engraving of Dale Brisby wearing his signature cowboy hat and dark shades, paired with the bold inscription “World’s Greatest Bull Rider,” a nod to his tongue-in-cheek confidence and fan-favorite catchphrase. The reverse showcases his classic first-generation pickup truck, an emblem of hard work, ranch life, and old-school cowboy values. Around the design appears the phrase, “On to the next one ol’ son,” capturing the determined, forward-moving mindset that defines both rodeo competition and Dale’s larger-than-life attitude. Blending humor, heritage, and high-quality silver content, this silver round is a standout addition for rodeo fans, and silver stackers alike—because when one ride ends, it’s on to the next one, ol’ son.