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The Texas Mint’s WPRA-themed collectible silver rounds honor the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association and the storied tradition of women’s competitive rodeo in America. Crafted in .999 fine silver, these rounds showcase imagery emblematic of the sport, such as barrel racers in full stride, breakaway roping action, and Western iconography. This collection gives fans and collectors a beautifully minted tribute to the athleticism and heritage of professional cowgirls. Now, 1 oz Reverse Proof Texas Mint WPRA Breakaway Roping Silver Rounds are available online from Bullion Metals.

Round arrives in a capsule with a WPRA-themed box!Part of the WPRA Series!Reverse-proof specimen!Contains 1 troy oz of .999 pure silver.Obverse features the WPRA logo.Reverse depicts a cowgirl participating in breakaway roping.

Round arrives in a capsule with a WPRA-themed box!

Contains 1 troy oz of .999 pure silver.

Obverse features the WPRA logo.

Reverse depicts a cowgirl participating in breakaway roping.

These 1 oz Reverse Proof Texas Mint WPRA Breakaway Roping Silver Rounds are available with a protective capsule and arrive in a custom WPRA-themed box. The round features reverse-proof visuals that include frosted fields with mirrored devices.

In the obverse design of Reverse Proof Texas Mint WPRA Breakaway Roping Silver Rounds, the mint features the logo for the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association. The WPRA is the oldest professional rodeo organization for women in the United States, with roots tracing back to 1948 when a group of determined cowgirls established the Girls Rodeo Association (GRA) to create sanctioned competitive opportunities for women in the sport.

For the reverse of 1 oz Reverse Proof WPRA Breakaway Roping Silver Rounds, the design focuses on a cowgirl participating in the breakaway roping event. Breakaway roping is one of the most technically demanding and fast-paced events in the WPRA competitive lineup, requiring a cowgirl to rope a calf from horseback and have the rope “break away” from the saddle horn as quickly as possible once the loop settles around the calf’s neck.

Speed, accuracy, and seamless coordination between horse and rider are essential in breakaway roping, as the entire run typically unfolds in well under two seconds at the elite level. Breakaway roping has gained significant traction in recent years, earning expanded coverage at major rodeo events and drawing growing numbers of competitors eager to test their horsemanship and roping precision.