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Perth Mint’s Australian Brumby series is a celebration of one of Australia’s most iconic and culturally resonant wild animals. These finely crafted precious-metal coins bring the legendary feral horses of the Australian bush to life on beautifully struck silver and gold, with designs that capture the Brumby’s wild, untamed spirit in an exceptionally naturalistic style and level of detail.
Coin Highlights:
- 7th date in the Australian Brumby Series!
- Limited mintage of only 25,000 coins!
- Contains 1 troy oz of .9999 pure silver in BU condition.
- Bears a face value of $1 (AUD) backed by the federal government of Australia.
- Obverse depicts King Charles III.
- Reverse captures a Brumby on a cliffside on a moonlit night.
Each 2026 1 oz Australian Brumby Silver Coin available here comes in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, with individual coins housed in protective capsules. Multiples of 20 coins are sealed in plastic rolls, with each coin encapsulated. Multiples of 300 coins arrive in a box with 15 rolls.
The Brumby is descended from domesticated horses that escaped or were purposefully released into the Australian bush during the continent’s colonial period. The origins of these colonial-era horse breeds can be traced to the First Fleet, which arrived in 1788. The population of Brumbies has been supplemented over time by animals lost during Australia’s gold rush era, pastoral station escapes, and deliberate releases by owners who could no longer afford to care for their stock.
In the obverse design of 2026 Australian Brumby Silver Coins, Dan Thorne’s left-profile bust of King Charles III presents His Majesty with quiet authority and a careful attention to the natural details of the King’s appearance. The portrait offers a clean, precise execution that delivers true-to-life human character for His Majesty’s official effigy on Australian coins.
For the reverse of 2026 1 oz Brumby Silver Coins, you will find the image of a Brumby in right-profile relief as it stands on a cliffside with the moon filling the night sky behind its figure. More than two centuries of natural selection have forged a feral horse breed that is tough and functionally sound, befitting the harsh conditions it calls home in Australia. Brumbies can vary slightly in appearance based on specific geographic regions, with those found in the mountains often boasting stocky, compact frames, while Brumbies in the plains country are typically leaner with longer legs.
