2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce Silver Round

2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce Silver Round Obverse
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The obverse features: Outline of the Republic of Texas, faceted Lone Star, "Republic of Texas", "One Nation Under One God". This obverse design appears across multiple later Republic of Texas silver, copper, and gold issues observed from 2010 onward.

2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce Silver Round Reverse
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The reverse features: "REMEMBER GOLIAD", star motif, "LOST BATTLE THAT INSPIRED VICTORY", "1/4 OZ.", ".999 FINE SILVER", "REPUBLIC OF TEXAS COINS", "CL", copyright date "2018".

2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce Overview

The 2018 Republic of Texas quarter ounce silver round, “Remember Goliad,” is a privately issued one-quarter ounce .999 fine silver bullion piece associated with the later Republic of Texas bullion family documented on The Texas Stacker. The round features the recurring Texas-outline and faceted Lone Star obverse paired with a minimalist reverse referencing the Goliad Campaign of the Texas Revolution.

The issue represents one of the latest currently observed Republic of Texas silver bullion pieces documented on The Texas Stacker.

2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce Attribution

This round shares its obverse die with earlier Republic of Texas issues on this site, including the 2010 Silver Round and 2015 Half Ounce Silver Round, but carries no struck “AOCS Approved” mark and no web reference.

An archived TheTexasRepublic.com page, “Are you aware that our coins tell a story?” (captured 2015–2024), directly describes this piece as part of the organization’s own numbered coin series: “One-quarter-ounce proof grade .999 silver coin: Emphasizes the lost battle where 400 plus Texians were captured then murdered at Goliad, which encouraged the battle cry ‘remember Goliad.'” The same page describes companion pieces matching the 2010 Silver Round (Alamo, item 1) and 2017 Copper Round (San Jacinto, “3 unit value,” item 3), confirming this coin belongs to the same organizational program spanning multiple years and denominations.

TheTexasRepublic.com (Jarnecke, Ford, Brannum) represents the continuing organization behind this coin series; per the Republic of Texas mint page‘s organization table, this leadership overlaps with and continues the earlier texasrepublic.info organization (Perkins, Jarnecke, Ford, Brannum), consistent with the same coin family being retrospectively presented as a unified “our coins” narrative on TheTexasRepublic.com.

No manufacturing partner is asserted. AOCS Mint’s documented manufacturing-partner timeline does not extend to 2018, and this round carries no primary evidence of an AOCS Mint relationship. Mint attribution remains Unknown.

2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce Numismatic Context

The 2018 issue belongs to a later Republic of Texas bullion family observed from 2010 through at least 2018. Related issues share:

  • Texas-outline and Lone Star obverse designs
  • sovereignty-oriented inscriptions
  • multi-metal production
  • recurring Texas Revolution themes
  • “CL” on the reverse could refer to Ron Paul’s Campaign for Liberty, unverified.

The simplified reverse design and absence of observed “AOCS Approved” markings distinguish the 2018 issue from many earlier later-family Republic of Texas rounds.

2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce Notes

  • Directly documented as part of TheTexasRepublic.com’s own four-coin “our coins tell a story” series (Wayback Machine, captured 2015–2024).
  • Companion pieces in that series: 2010 Silver Round (Alamo), 2017 Copper Round (San Jacinto), and a half-ounce justice-themed silver round.

2018 Republic of Texas Quarter Ounce References