Silver coin Australian Brumby 1 oz (2024) 125th Anniversary of the Perth Mint

Brumby is the name given to the Australian wild horse. They most often roam the Australian Alps.
They are descended from lost, abandoned or runaway horses, which in many cases belonged to early colonial settlers such as James Brumby.
Free-roaming, independent and naturally adapted to the harsh environment, the Brumby has become a national icon that many consider a symbol of Australia's national character.

The 1 ounce coin (31.1 g) is made of the purest 99.99% silver.

The coin depicts a rugged galloping horse in an arid, desolate landscape with a spectacular jagged lightning bolt overhead. The design includes the inscription "AUSTRALIAN BRUMBY", the weight, purity and year of the coin and the mint mark "P125" marking the 125th anniversary of the Perth Mint.

The obverse of the coin depicts the likeness of Dan Thorne His Majesty King Charles III and the monetary denomination.