2026 Australian Brumby Silver Coin (Color), 1 ounce

A silver, colored version of the popular bullion coin, with a mintage of 1,500 pieces

Brumby are a symbol of Australia’s wilderness—a term referring to horses that have lived in the wild for generations across Australia’s vast landscapes. Their ancestors arrived on the continent in the 18th century, and some of the imported animals escaped or were released, beginning the process of establishing a wild population. Over time, the brumbies adapted to the harsh climate, limited access to water, and the demanding conditions of the Australian outback. Thanks to their resilience and independence, they have become one of the most recognizable symbols of freedom and the power of nature. This extraordinary story is reflected in a unique coin made of pure Ag .9999 silver. Weighing 1 troy ounce and measuring 40.9 mm in diameter, the coin combines an attractive motif of Australian wildlife with investment and collectible value. The coin was minted in a limited edition of just 25,000 pieces, which underscores its exclusivity and makes it an intriguing choice for those seeking less conventional depictions of Australian wildlife.

The central element of the reverse is a majestic Brumby horse, depicted on a rocky hill in the glow of a full moon. The atmospheric composition highlights the wild and independent nature of the animal. The reverse also features the mint mark “P,” the year of issue, and information regarding the weight and fineness of the silver. The obverse features a portrait of King Charles III designed by Daniel Thorne. The monarch’s image is surrounded by the inscriptions “CHARLES III” and “AUSTRALIA,” and the design is completed by the denomination of 1 AUD. The combination of the distinctive Australian brumby motif, pure silver, and a limited mintage makes this coin stand out both visually and as a collector’s item.