Australian Brumby 2023 Silver Coin, 1 oz.

The Australian Brumby is issued in a small run of 25,000 pieces.

Brumbies are wild horses in Australia that are descendants of horses brought to the continent by European settlers in the 18th and 19th centuries. The name "Brumby" probably comes from the word "bromby" used by colonists in Australia to describe wild horses. They are often considered an environmental problem, as their presence can negatively affect the environment, as they compete with native animal species and destroy grasslands.

The reverse of the silver coin depicts two galloping brumby horses through the Australian landscape. At the very top is the name of the series, while at the very bottom is the year of issue, as well as the weight and silver content of the bullion. The obverse is decorated with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II captured in right profile. As the coin is official legal tender, the denomination and currency - 1 AUD - are shown below.