In 2018, Texas Precious Metals spun off the Texas Mint as its own division with the purpose of distributing an expanded product line of beautifully designed, world-class bullion products to other precious metals wholesalers and retailers. Using the Texas State Capitol as the theme for these products, the Texas Mint introduced one-ounce gold rounds, one-ounce gold bars, one-ounce silver bars, ten-ounce silver bars, and one-hundred-ounce silver bars, in addition to the one-ounce Texas Silver Round.

Scarcity, design, and demand determine which coins are considered most collectible at any given point in time. Coins purchased as gifts or collectible investments are often chosen because someone prefers their design. Every year, both private and sovereign mints produce new coins with unique design variations, some of which are minted only for a limited time, thereby influencing their value and availability. The Texas Mint offers the Texas Gold Round for those wishing to purchase gold coins for the lowest possible premium and without being subject to 1099-B reporting. The 1-oz Texas Gold Round, made of .9999 pure, fine gold, is the least expensive gold medallion on the market.

Scarcity, design, and demand determine which coins are considered most collectible at any given point in time. Coins purchased as gifts or collectible investments are often chosen because someone prefers their design. Every year, both private and sovereign mints produce new coins with unique design variations, some of which are minted only for a limited time, thereby influencing their value and availability. The Texas Mint offers the Texas Gold Round for those wishing to purchase gold coins for the lowest possible premium and without being subject to 1099-B reporting. The 1-oz Texas Gold Round, made of .9999 pure, fine gold, is the least expensive gold medallion on the market.