28/01/2016

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28/01/2016
See our latest Program Calendar
28/01/2016
27/01/2016
27/01/2016
Visit the Mint on your next school excursion and see where all of Australia's circulating coins are made!
01/02/2023
In early 2023, coin collectors will see a period of transition, with coins released featuring either the 2023 Jody Clark Commonwealth Effigy or the 2023 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Obverse.
To aid collectors, the obverse featured on each release will be included in the release posts on the Mint's Facebook page, website and newsletters.
Frequently asked questions
Q: What is the difference between the two obverses?
25/01/2023
The Royal Australian Mint has been selected as the WINNER of a Worldstar Packaging Award for its new sustainable Standard Proof Coin Box. The WorldStar Competition is one of the major events of the World Packaging Organisation (WPO) and is the pre-eminent global award in packaging. WordStar illustrates the continual advancement of the state of packaging design and technology and creates a living standard of international packaging excellence from which others may learn. Each year WPO is recognising the best of the best in packaging innovations from across the globe.
12/01/2023
Set a reminder in your phone, get out your calendar, pop up a post-it note or ask friend to remind you of these exciting new releases available in 8.30am AEDT Thursday 2 February 2023.
Creatures of the Deep
2023 $1 Mintmark and Privy Mark Uncirculated Four-Coin Set - RRP $33
2023 $10 ‘C’ Mintmark Gold Proof Coin - RRP $385
2023 $1 'C' Mintmark Silver Proof Coin - RRP $60
Obverse: 2023 Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Obverse
Baby Coins
01/01/2023
One lucky coin enthusiast was able to make history at the Royal Australian Mint today, pressing and taking home the first coin for 2023, not only in Australia, but around the world.
The Royal Australian Mint CEO Leigh Gordon welcomed back keen coin collectors for the first time since the start of the COVID pandemic.
26/12/2022
Due to anticipated high visitor numbers over the Christmas and New Year holiday period, the Mint will be applying limits to the number of coins customers can strike on the Mint’s gallery presses.
These special limits will apply from Monday 26 December 2022 – Sunday 15 January and will be adjusted based on capacity and demand. Limits will be listed on the Gallery Presses and updated as required.
The limits for Saturday 31 December & Sunday 1 January will be 1 coin per customer per day.
Outside these dates the normal limits will apply.
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