Designed and Issued by Amos Baker, Owner Huntsville Coin (Huntsville TX)
The 2021-Present Huntsville Coin 1 Gram Silver Round is a modern privately issued bullion piece introduced in 2021 by Huntsville Coin of Huntsville, Texas. Designed by Amos Baker, the round draws inspiration from the Texas Centennial commemorative half dollar while incorporating local branding and a clear Texas identity. Produced in .999 fine silver, the piece is struck in a 1 gram format and distributed primarily as a promotional and customer engagement item.
Historical Context
This round represents a modern example of dealer-issued fractional silver used for promotional distribution. The design intentionally references classic Texas numismatic imagery, specifically the Texas Centennial half dollar, while reinforcing regional identity through bold “TEXAS” placement and issuer branding. The reverse inscription reflects the personal values of the designer.
Details
| Year | 2021-Present |
|---|---|
| Type | Round |
| Mintage Quantity | 25,000+ |
| Mint Mark | None |
| Manufacturer / Mint | Pan Silver Company (Klamath Falls, Oregon) |
| Issuer | Huntsville Coin (Huntsville, Texas) |
| Designer / Sculptor / Engraver | Amos Baker, Huntsville TX |
| Obverse Image | ![]() |
| Design: Obverse | Five-pointed star with perched eagle at center, adapted in tribute to the Texas Centennial half dollar design. Surrounding inscription reads “HUNTSVILLE COIN” above and “HUNTSVILLE TEXAS” below, with “TEXAS” in bold lettering at the base. |
| Reverse Image | ![]() |
| Design: Reverse | Centered inscription in Old English (Gothic) font arranged across three lines: IN GOD WE TRUST |
| Edge Type | Reeded |
| Edge Inscription | None |
| Metal | Silver |
| Fineness | .999 |
| Weight (grams) | 1 |
| Weight (troy oz) | .031 |
| Diameter (mm) | 15.10 |
| Thickness (mm) | .8 |
| Notes | Notes: First-hand attribution confirmed by issuer and designer Amos Baker, Produced as a 1 gram promotional silver round, Classified as modern dealer-issued bullion, Continuous production since 2021 |
