Two-sided vintage Texas one-dollar bill design with Sam Houston portrait and San Jacinto Monument

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Two-sided vintage Texas one-dollar bill design

By @Troxley · May 6, 2026

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QT: Money Possible Banknotes for a Modern Republic of Texas $1.00: Sam Houston; San Jactinto Monument $5.00: Stephen F. Austin; The Alamo $10.00: Mirabeau B. Lamar; University of Texas Main Building $20.00: William B. Travis; Reunion Tower $50.00: Davy Crockett; The Astrodome $100.00: James Fannin; The Capitol of Texas https://budgetpixel.com/p/33437

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A vintage-inspired two-sided artwork recreates a Republic of Texas one-dollar bill, featuring a detailed portrait of Sam Houston on the front and the San Jacinto Monument on the back. The green-and-black, antique-styled currency evokes historical Texas independence, making it a collectible piece for history buffs and currency enthusiasts.

This image showcases a historical Republic of Texas five-dollar note, with a detailed engraved portrait of Stephen F. Austin on the obverse and the Alamo fortress on the reverse. The vintage banknote design uses muted greens and blues, ornate borders, and classic typography to evoke 19th-century Texan independence currency, making it appealing for collectors and history enthusiasts.

This image features a pair of antique Texas ten-dollar notes, with the front showing a historical portrait and the back illustrating the University of Texas at Austin’s main building. The notes showcase classic engravings, warm earthy tones, and inscriptions like "REPUBLIC OF TEXAS" and "TEN DOLLARS," highlighting education and state pride.