Texas Numismatics – Texas Silver Rounds, Private Mints, and Coin History

Preserving Texas Heritage
Through Numismatics

A research archive documenting Texas silver rounds, private mints, and coin history — built on primary sources, archival records, and firsthand interviews by a 6th generation Texian.

Coins

Texas silver rounds, gold pieces, and numismatic rarities — every one researched, every one handled.

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Collections

The rarest Texas bullion sets documented intact — struck in limited runs, scattered by time, reassembled here.

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Mints

Texas private mints – the entrepreneurs, artists, and dreamers who gave Texas its own bullion tradition.

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Dealers

Dan’s personally vetted network — the experts who keep Texas numismatics alive in the field.

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Why Texas Numismatic Research?

In short — it’s personal.

I’m a 6th generation Texian and Official Member of the Sons of the Republic of Texas. When I began collecting silver and gold bullion, I naturally gravitated toward Texas-related issues. As my collection grew, I realized that very little factual historical data exists on Texas numismatics — and in some cases, the information that does exist is outright inaccurate.

Texas has a long tradition of privately issued silver and gold rounds, yet much of that history remains fragmented, misattributed, or entirely undocumented. This site is my collection of research — built on primary sources, corporate filings, period advertisements, die analysis, and firsthand interviews with the people who made these coins.

— Dan Arnold, The Texas Stacker

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