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The 2024 5 oz Texas Mint Steer Wrestling Silver Reverse Proof Round is struck from .9999 fine silver by Texas Mint, a division of Texas Precious Metals LLC. As part of the annual Texas Silver Round Series, this collector-focused release showcases a new Texas-themed design each year, with the 2024 edition celebrating the rodeo sport of steer wrestling.
Containing 5 troy ounces of investment-grade silver, this round features a reverse proof finish that creates dramatic visual contrast by reversing the traditional proof appearance. The result is a striking presentation that highlights the action-packed rodeo design with exceptional depth and detail.Each round arrives in protective packaging and is eligible for inclusion in Precious Metals IRAs.
A traditional proof coin features frosted design elements set against highly polished mirror-like fields. A reverse proof finish reverses that contrast. The raised design elements receive a mirror finish while the background field is frosted. This creates a unique visual effect where the primary artwork appears to float above the surface, producing greater depth and contrast than standard Brilliant Uncirculated or traditional proof finishes. On a large 5-ounce canvas, the reverse proof treatment dramatically enhances the appearance of both the Texas map and the steer wrestling scene.
Obverse — The Lone Star and Texas
The obverse features a textured topographical outline of the State of Texas occupying the central field. At the center sits the iconic Lone Star, rendered in smooth relief against the textured state outline. The inscription "TEXAS" appears along the upper rim, while the date "2024" is positioned near the lower portion of the design. Also included is Texas Mint's trademarked silhouette hallmark, serving as an authenticity marker for the series.
Reverse — Steer Wrestling
The reverse captures one of rodeo's most physically demanding events: steer wrestling, often referred to as bulldogging.The design depicts a cowboy who has dismounted from his horse and is gripping a running steer's horns while attempting to bring the animal to the ground using leverage and strength.The scene freezes the decisive moment of competition, emphasizing the athletic skill required to successfully complete the event.A small Texas state outline appears between the steer's hind legs, reinforcing the round's Texas heritage.
Steer wrestling is among the oldest and most physically challenging rodeo events. Competitors ride alongside a running steer before leaping from horseback, grabbing the animal's horns, and using leverage to bring it to the ground. Winning times are often measured in only a few seconds. The sport is closely associated with Bill Pickett (1870–1944), a pioneering Black cowboy from Texas who is credited with developing and popularizing the technique in rodeo competition. Pickett's contributions earned him induction into both the ProRodeo Hall of Fame and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. The roots of steer wrestling trace back to the ranching traditions established in Texas during Spanish colonization, when cattle raising and vaquero culture introduced many of the techniques that later evolved into modern rodeo sports.
Texas Mint operates under Texas Precious Metals LLC, a Texas-based precious metals company founded in 2011.The company produces the Texas Silver Round Series, which has featured a new Texas-themed design annually since 2013.Each release celebrates a unique aspect of Texas history, culture, heritage, or lifestyle, helping establish the series as one of the most popular private-mint collections in the United States.Texas Mint rounds are recognized by their trademarked Texas silhouette hallmark and are available in multiple sizes, including 1 oz, 2 oz, and 5 oz formats.
The 2024 5 oz Texas Mint Steer Wrestling Silver Reverse Proof Round is struck from .9999 fine silver by Texas Mint, a division of Texas Precious Metals LLC. As part of the annual Texas Silver Round Series, this collector-focused release showcases a new Texas-themed design each year, with the 2024 edition celebrating the rodeo sport of steer wrestling.
Containing 5 troy ounces of investment-grade silver, this round features a reverse proof finish that creates dramatic visual contrast by reversing the traditional proof appearance. The result is a striking presentation that highlights the action-packed rodeo design with exceptional depth and detail.Each round arrives in protective packaging and is eligible for inclusion in Precious Metals IRAs.
A traditional proof coin features frosted design elements set against highly polished mirror-like fields. A reverse proof finish reverses that contrast. The raised design elements receive a mirror finish while the background field is frosted. This creates a unique visual effect where the primary artwork appears to float above the surface, producing greater depth and contrast than standard Brilliant Uncirculated or traditional proof finishes. On a large 5-ounce canvas, the reverse proof treatment dramatically enhances the appearance of both the Texas map and the steer wrestling scene.
Obverse — The Lone Star and Texas
The obverse features a textured topographical outline of the State of Texas occupying the central field. At the center sits the iconic Lone Star, rendered in smooth relief against the textured state outline. The inscription "TEXAS" appears along the upper rim, while the date "2024" is positioned near the lower portion of the design. Also included is Texas Mint's trademarked silhouette hallmark, serving as an authenticity marker for the series.
Reverse — Steer Wrestling
The reverse captures one of rodeo's most physically demanding events: steer wrestling, often referred to as bulldogging.The design depicts a cowboy who has dismounted from his horse and is gripping a running steer's horns while attempting to bring the animal to the ground using leverage and strength.The scene freezes the decisive moment of competition, emphasizing the athletic skill required to successfully complete the event.A small Texas state outline appears between the steer's hind legs, reinforcing the round's Texas heritage.
Steer wrestling is among the oldest and most physically challenging rodeo events. Competitors ride alongside a running steer before leaping from horseback, grabbing the animal's horns, and using leverage to bring it to the ground. Winning times are often measured in only a few seconds. The sport is closely associated with Bill Pickett (1870–1944), a pioneering Black cowboy from Texas who is credited with developing and popularizing the technique in rodeo competition. Pickett's contributions earned him induction into both the ProRodeo Hall of Fame and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. The roots of steer wrestling trace back to the ranching traditions established in Texas during Spanish colonization, when cattle raising and vaquero culture introduced many of the techniques that later evolved into modern rodeo sports.
Texas Mint operates under Texas Precious Metals LLC, a Texas-based precious metals company founded in 2011.The company produces the Texas Silver Round Series, which has featured a new Texas-themed design annually since 2013.Each release celebrates a unique aspect of Texas history, culture, heritage, or lifestyle, helping establish the series as one of the most popular private-mint collections in the United States.Texas Mint rounds are recognized by their trademarked Texas silhouette hallmark and are available in multiple sizes, including 1 oz, 2 oz, and 5 oz formats.
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