Heraldic composition featuring the Alamo façade above a quartered shield with cannon, bridge, and flowing water, surrounded by the Six Flags over Texas and a wreath of olive and live oak branches. A banner above reads "REMEMBER THE ALAMO GOLIAD," with a Lone Star flanked by "TEXAS" and "SILVER." Below, a banner reads "TEXAS ONE AND INDIVISIBLE," with the date "1989" flanked by stars and the "P" mint mark struck to the right.
Displays the State Seal of Texas: a central five-pointed star encircled by a wreath of olive and live oak branches, with the surrounding legend "THE STATE OF TEXAS." The lower rim carries the bullion inscription "ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER."
Proof ("P") mint mark variety within Colonial Coins' 1986–1991 State of Texas Rounds series. Mint, issuer, and distributor attributed to Colonial Coins (Houston, TX) per confirmed series-wide attribution shared with the 1989 No Mint Mark and 1988 (P) sibling entries. Distributor field included here to align with the 1989 No Mint Mark entry; the 1988 (P) entry does not carry a separate Distributor badge. Mintage undocumented.
An extremely scarce Texas commemorative round — sales are very infrequent, with multi-year gaps between confirmed transactions.
| Date | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 24, 2025 | 110.00 | Most RecentHighest Ever |
| Dec 13, 2018 | 44.95 | |
| Jul 24, 2015 | 41.58 | |
| Apr 10, 2011 | 36.99 |
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1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P) Overview
The 1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P) is the proof-marked companion to the 1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (No Mint Mark), struck within the long-running State of Texas Rounds — Official Texas Bullion series (1986–1991) produced by Colonial Coins (Houston, TX). Like the rest of the series, the round pairs a Six Flags/Alamo tableau with the State Seal of Texas, and carries the “P” struck to the right of the lower design elements on the Alamo/Six Flags face — the same mint mark and placement documented on the 1988 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P).
The obverse presents a heraldic composition anchored by the Alamo façade above a quartered shield depicting a cannon, a bridge, and flowing water, framed by the Six Flags over Texas and a wreath of olive and live oak branches. A banner arcing above the Alamo reads “REMEMBER THE ALAMO GOLIAD,” with a Lone Star flanked by “TEXAS” and “SILVER” at the top. Below the shield, a second banner reads “TEXAS ONE AND INDIVISIBLE,” with the date “1989” flanked by small stars and the “P” mint mark struck just to the right. The reverse carries the State Seal of Texas proper — a central five-pointed star encircled by an olive and live oak wreath, with “THE STATE OF TEXAS” as the surrounding legend and “ONE TROY OUNCE .999 FINE SILVER” struck along the lower rim.
By 1989, the Official Texas Bullion program was several years removed from its original Texas Sesquicentennial launch, but Colonial Coins continued producing annually dated rounds carrying the same core Six Flags/State Seal design pairing, with mint-mark variety continuing to distinguish strikes within a given year — as seen in both the 1988 and 1989 production groups.
1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P) Attribution
Mint, issuer, and distributor attribution for this round follows the confirmed series-wide attribution to Colonial Coins (Houston, TX) already established on its sibling entries — the 1989 No Mint Mark and 1988 (P) rounds — based on the shared design family and program marketing documented across the State of Texas Rounds collection. Distributor is recorded here as Colonial Coins, aligning this entry with its 1989 No Mint Mark sibling rather than the 1988 (P) page, which does not carry a separate Distributor badge; no distinct third-party distributor has been documented for either 1989 variety.
The “P” mint mark denotes a proof strike, consistent with its documented meaning on the 1988 (P) round. The date is struck directly on the coin (“1989”), so no undated-round attribution logic applies here.
1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P) Notes
- Proof-mark variety within the 1986–1991 State of Texas Rounds series.
- “P” mint mark struck to the right of the lower Alamo/Six Flags design, denoting proof manufacture.
- Known alongside the 1989 No Mint Mark variety, mirroring the 1988 P / No Mint Mark pairing.
- Mintage not currently documented.
1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P) References
- Documented example examined (this entry)
- 1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (No Mint Mark) — The Texas Stacker
- 1988 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P) — The Texas Stacker
- Texas Stacker Archives
1986 State of Texas 1 oz Gold Round (CSM)
1986 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (ACM)
1986 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (CSM)
1986 State of Texas 1/10 oz Gold Round (CM)
1986 State of Texas 1/2 oz Gold Round (CSM)
1986 State of Texas 1/4 oz Gold Round (CSM)
1987 Official Texas Bullion Gold 1 oz (CCM)
1987 Official Texas Bullion Gold 1/10 oz (CCM)
1987 Official Texas Bullion Gold 1/2 oz (CCM)
1987 Official Texas Bullion Gold 1/20 oz (ACM)
1987 Official Texas Bullion Gold 1/4 oz (CCM)
1987 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (ACM)
1987 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (CCM P)
1987 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (CCM)
1988 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (No Mint Mark)
1988 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (P)
1989 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (No Mint Mark)
1990 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (CCM)
1991 State of Texas 1 oz Silver Round (CM)