2026 $1 Uncirculated Coin – Celebrating the Heart and Soul of Australia
2026 $1 Uncirculated Coin – Celebrating the Heart and Soul of Australia
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2026 $1 Uncirculated Coin – Celebrating the Heart and Soul of Australia
Celebrate the vast landscapes and the resilient spirit of the outback with the 2026 Celebrating the Heart and Soul of Australia commemorative $1 coin. Issued by the Royal Australian Mint, this special release marks the United Nations General Assembly's declaration of 2026 as the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP).
Spanning roughly 75 per cent of the Australian land mass, our iconic rangelands encompass grasslands, open plains, deserts, and savannahs. This coin stands as a poignant tribute to the land and its frontline custodians—including graziers, stockmen, drovers, and First Nations people on Country—who manage these vital landscapes.
Specifications
- Year of Issue: 2026
- Denomination: $1
- Theme: International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP)
- Composition: Aluminium Bronze
- Mass: 9.00 grams
- Diameter: 25.00 mm
- Finish: Uncirculated
- Mintage: Limited to 40,000 coins
- Issuer / Mint: Royal Australian Mint, Canberra
Design Details
- The Reverse: The reverse design masterfully captures the rugged essence of the outback. Its central focus features a horse, rider, and working dog to symbolise the enduring spirit of pastoral work. A sheep and cow represent Australia's foundational agricultural roots, set against a background of a gnarled gum tree, distant mountains, and a soaring wedge-tailed eagle. The design is beautifully framed with the text 'Rangelands and Pastoralists'.
- The Obverse: Features the official standard effigy of King Charles III.
Condition and Presentation Note
- Uncirculated Quality: The coin is struck in pristine uncirculated quality, preserving sharp design details and original mint lustre.
- Packaging Format: Housed inside an official, themed Royal Australian Mint presentation card featuring vibrant outback artwork, historical context, and educational details about the ecological and cultural values of the rangelands.
