The Royal Australian Mint is the sole producer of all of Australia's circulating coins, a proud government-owned institution located in Canberra. It was opened in 1965 to replace the Melbourne Mint and has since minted billions of coins, including commemorative and collector's editions. The Mint also produces coins for other countries, showcasing Australian craftsmanship on a global scale.
Visitors can explore fascinating exhibitions on coin-making that blend history, art, and technology. Prices for purchasing collector coins directly from the Mint vary widely, typically ranging from $20 to several hundred AUD depending on rarity and metal content. For a more grounded collection, used coins and mint sets often turn up on Tradingpost or CarShowroom, offering a chance to snag a bargain or a unique piece of history.
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