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Texas Mint: frequently asked questions
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Texas Mint is a private precious metals mint based in the United States. As a privately owned facility, it produces silver and gold bullion products including bars and rounds, and is not affiliated with any government or central bank.
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No. Texas Mint is a private mint with no connection to the United States Mint, which is a federal government bureau. There is no official US Mint facility in Texas. Texas Mint cannot produce legal tender and its products carry no government guarantee, unlike coins struck by the US Mint.
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Texas Mint produces silver bullion bars, gold bars, and silver rounds in a range of sizes, and also offers shaped silver bars. We currently track 25 Texas Mint products listed by dealers on BullionFerret.
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No founding date for Texas Mint is available in our sources. If this is an important credibility signal for you, the mint's own website or a reputable dealer listing its products will have the most accurate information.
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Texas state law exempts gold and silver bullion from state sales tax. However, tax obligations on a purchase depend on where the buyer is located, not where the mint is based. US buyers in other states should check their own state's bullion exemption rules, as rules differ significantly across the country.