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Australia’s Coat of Arms Series from the Royal Australian Mint features distinct obverse and reverse design concepts. Each new release honors a different federated state within the Commonwealth of Australia. The coins are available in 1 oz gold and 1 oz silver with each issue. Right now, 2023 1 oz Royal Australian Mint Silver Queensland Coat of Arms Coins are available t... Read More
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The Royal Australian Mint has a new series of silver bullion coins available starting in 2023. This unique new collection is known as the Australian Antarctic Territory Series and will showcase animals found within the aforementioned region. Today, 2023 1 oz Australian Silver Emperor Penguin Coins are available to you online at JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: Availabl... Read More
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The Royal Australian Mint with their new series, the Australian Antarctic Territory Series, will be showcasing animals found in the aforementioned region. The first coin in the series featured the Emperor Penguin. The second showcases the Humpback Whale, a 40-ton mammal known for its ability to breach the surface and sing songs under the water. Order your 2023 1 oz Royal A... Read More
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Each year, The Royal Australian Mint releases a new coin in honor of the Lunar New Year! 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit, and the mint has produced a truly memorable design of this auspicious creature for the occasion. With their limited mintage and crisp Brilliant Uncirculated imagery, these coins will make for a great addition to your Lunar collection! Now, 2023 1 oz Roya... Read More
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The Royal Australian Mint offers a new design in its Australia’s Most Dangerous Series. This one is an animal that many are sure to have familiarity with, or at least with one of its many cousins roaming the world’s oceans. Now, 2023 1 oz Royal Australian ... Read More
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The Southern Cross is one of the most notable galactic constellations in our universe. It was used by sailors in the Southern Hemisphere with the same reliance that sailors in the Northern Hemisphere would turn to the steady and true Big Dipper. The Southern C... Read More
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When it comes to buying silver, many investors and collectors first face the choice of deciding between bars and coins. With collections like the rectangular silver coins in the Royal Australian Mint’s Lunar Series, you can have the best of both worlds. Today, 2023 1/2 oz Royal Australian Mint Rectangular Silver Year of the Rabbit Coins are available to you online at JM ... Read More
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Known as the Mungo Footprints, a trail of ancient footprints preserved in clay from a time before the last Ice Age offers insight into the activities and movements of ancient Aboriginals on the Australian continent. Today, 2021 1/2 oz Proof Royal Australian Mi... Read More
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The Royal Australian Mint’s Australian Silver Kangaroo Coin series has a longer history than its cousin from the Perth Mint. While the latter introduced its BU version in 2016, the Royal Australian Mint has issued 1 oz BU Kangaroo Silver Coins since 1993. Right now, 1 oz Royal Australian Mint Silver Kangaroo Coins are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.availab ... Read More
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Following the successful launch of the Koala in 2021, the Mini Money Series from The Royal Australian Mint returns with a beautiful Kookaburra design. Weighing a mere 1/2 gram, these coins are among the smallest available and feature one of the most beloved birds in all of Australia. Right now, 2022 1/2 Gram Royal Australian Mint Gold Mini Kookaburra Coins are available to... Read More
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The only sovereign mint in Australia is the Royal Australian Mint. Founded in 1964, they took over as the producer of the nation’s official coinage from the popular Perth Mint and Melbourne Mint. While the Royal Australian Mint does produce the official coinage of Australia, they also issue unique series of coins such as the Australia’s Most Dangerous Series. Introduci... Read More
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While the Perth Mint remains immensely popular, the only sovereign mint in Australia is the Royal Australian Mint. Established in 1964 the Royal Australian Mint took over from the Perth Mint and Melbourne Mint as the producer of the nation’s official coinage. JM Bullion is happy to bring you the newest coin in their latest Australia’s Most Dangerous Series. 2023 5 oz R... Read More
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The Royal Australian Mint is one of a growing number of sovereign mints with a lunar-themed collection for investors and collectors. The series, like many others, offers new designs for each of the 12 animals on the Chinese Lunar Calendar. There are both silve... Read More
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The first release in the Royal Australian Mint’s Australian Antarctic Territory Series features the image of Emperor Penguins. This all-new collection from the sovereign mint of Australia includes 1 oz gold and silver coins, with limited mintage figures and presentation packaging for the gold coins in the series. Today, 2023 1 oz Australian Gold Emperor Penguin Coins are... Read More
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With each new lunar year, mints from around the globe release coins celebrating the latest animal from the Chinese calendar. One of the most memorable offerings for the Year of the Rabbit has now arrived courtesy of The Royal Australian Mint. Featuring a classic rabbit design, brilliant proof visuals, and a domed shape, these coins are the perfect way to usher in the lunar... Read More
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The Zodiac calendar is a popular theme for coinage around the world. The lunar calendar is a fixture of Chinese culture, with each year being represented by one of twelve animals. For 2022, we are celebrating the Year of the Tiger, and right now, you can get your very own 2022 1 oz Royal Australian Mint Gold Year of the Tiger Coin from JM Bullion in brilliant uncirculated ... Read More
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The current coat of arms of Australia was first authorized in the early 20th century by Britain’s King Edward VII in 1908. Just four years later, the current version of the symbol was authorized by King George V in September 1912. The Royal Australian Mint now celebrates the nation’s coat of arms, alongside those emblems of the six states that make up the Commonwealth.... Read More
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In the first release of the Wildflowers of Australia Series, the Royal Australian Mint offers a glimpse of one of the most well-known plant species on the continent. The waratah, or telopea, is endemic to the continent and features on both the obverse and reverse of the RAM Wildflowers of Australia debut release. Today, 2022 1 oz Royal Australian Mint Gold Wildflowers of A... Read More
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The Australian Lunar Series from the Royal Australian Mint features shared lunar-themed designs across the silver and gold coins for sale. The Royal Australian Mint’s 2020 release features an intricate Year of the Rat design with numerous design elements on the reverse that apply to those born under the sign of the rat. Today, the 2020 1 oz Royal Australian Mint Year of ... Read More
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The Australian Antarctic Territory Series pays tribute to the animals that roam this region. The first coin in the brand-new series focused on the Emperor Penguin while the newest coin commemorates the Humpback Whale. These 40-ton whales are known for their breaches as well as singing songs under the ocean. Order your 2023 1 oz Royal Australian Mint Gold Humpback Whale Coi... Read More
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The Lunar Series from the Royal Australian Mint is back with another release just in time for the Chinese New Year! 2023 is officially the Year of the Rabbit according to the lunar calendar. It is commonly believed that this is the luckiest of the lunar animals, meaning if you were born in this lunar year, 2023 could be a very auspicious time for you. Now, 2023 1 oz Proof ... Read More
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The nation of Australia has a unique minting history that differs from many of the other nations of the world. While most sovereign mints today have existed for decades, if not centuries, prior to their private counterparts, the minting history of Australian paints a completely different portrait. Founded in 1965, the Royal Australian Mint today serves as the official sovereign facility of the nation’s federal government.
Australia was first colonized by the British Empire beginning in the late 18th century. This gave the British a foothold on the continent, and eventually led to the development of economic, social, and government structures based upon the British monarch and its system of governance. The Royal Mint in London, opened in 886, oversaw the production of all colonial coinage during its conquest of the world.
When it came to Australia, the Royal Mint opened three different branches to refine and produce currency for the colony of Australia. In 1854, the Royal Mint opened the first of its three facilities in Australia at the Sydney Mint inside a former hospital building that had originally been constructed in 1811. This was followed by the opening of the Melbourne Mint in 1872 and the Perth Mint in 1898.
Australia’s most toward federation began in 1901, a process that would grant the nation independence from Britain, but only after several decades of work. The production of currency throughout this period was left in the charge of the Royal Mint facilities, but that would soon change.
The Royal Australian Mint was opened in the federal capital city of Canberra in 1965. Though it might seem simple to switch from Royal Mint systems to the Royal Australian Mint, it was a process that took decades to fulfill.
Following Australia’s federation in 1901, the Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth Mint locations continued to produce circulation currency and British sovereigns for the newly formed nation. The Sydney Mint was the first of these facilities to close. With much of the production occurring at the more technologically advanced Melbourne and Perth facilities, the Sydney Mint closed in 1926.
The original plan for the Royal Australian Mint called for the equipment and staff from the Melbourne Mint to move to a new facility in Canberra. Instead, the government moved forward with a plan to construct a new mint. Between 1901 and the opening of the Royal Australian Mint, the Melbourne Mint struck only gold sovereign coins. Once the Royal Australian Mint was operational, the Melbourne Mint assisted in the production of the nation’s new decimalized currency, the Australian dollar (AUD). Once demand for the new coins had been satisfied, the Melbourne Mint was closed for good in 1967.
Today, the Perth Mint continues to operate as a state-owned facility in Western Australia. As the sovereign mint of the nation, the Royal Australian Mint was the first on the continent not associated with the Royal Mint in London. It has the capacity to strike a total of two million coins per day, and has so far struck upwards of 14 billion coins. It is the only mint in the country authorized to produce the nation’s legal tender coins and banknotes, though the Currency Act of 1965 does grant legal-tenders status to Perth Mint bullion and proof coins.
In addition to striking coins for the Australian government, the Royal Australian Mint produces currency for nations throughout Asia and the South Pacific, including but not limited to New Zealand (1969 only), Tonga, Western Samoa, the Cook Islands, Fiji, and Malaysia.
The Royal Australian Mint produces a variety of investment-grade bullion coins, as well as commemorative proofs for collectors. The most famous of its coins at the moment is the Royal Australian Mint Gold Kangaroo, a series of gold bullion coins featuring the nation’s most iconic creature. The coins are available in 1 oz, ½ oz, ¼ oz, and 1/10 oz weights.
If you have any questions about the 2016 Royal Australian Gold Kangaroo coins or other Royal Australian Mint products, please don’t hesitate to ask. JM Bullion associates are available on the phone at 800-276-6508, online using our live web chat, or via our email address.
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