Australian Brumby 2025 Silver Coin, 1 oz.

The silver coin is issued annually in a small edition of 25,000 pieces

Brumby is the term used in Australia for wild horses, whose population arose from escaped horses brought to the continent in the 18th century. A unique mix of different breeds of horses and ponies, these animals have adapted over the years to the harsh conditions of the Australian environment. Today they are an integral part of the local landscape and are a symbol of freedom, independence and the ability to survive in extreme natural conditions. Brumbies are not only part of Australia's wildlife, but also an important part of the country's culture and national heritage. Inspired by this unique heritage, the 40.9mm silver collector coin, weighing one troy ounce (1 oz), is an excellent choice for collectors and investors alike. Made of pure silver of the highest grade Ag .9999, it features exceptional quality and lasting numismatic and investment value. A limited mintage of only 25,000 copies further enhances its appeal and collector potential, making it a premium product sought after on the market.

The coin's reverse depicts a dynamic composition of two galloping Brumby horses, capturing their natural strength, ferocity and unbridled freedom. The reverse also features the distinctive letter "P" - the mintmark - as well as the date of issue, weight and purity of the bullion, highlighting the coin's precision and attention to detail. The obverse is decorated with a portrait of King Charles III by Daniel Thorne, surrounded by the inscriptions "CHARLES III" and "AUSTRALIA," along with an indication of the face value of AUD 1.