The Royal Australian Mint has released its first coins of 2019. Dozens of children packed into the Canberra Mint to get their hands on the first coins of the year. They depict Australia's most famous bushrangers, including Ned Kelly. www.7plus.com.au/news #7News | 7NEWS Melbourne

The Royal Australian Mint is celebrating its success at the 2023 Canberra Region Tourism Awards! 🥳 The Mint was named as one of the ACT’s best cultural tourism destinations and took home the coveted People’s Choice Award at the annual event in Canberra last Friday evening. Thank you to all who voted and for all your continued support! We can't wait for the National Awards in March 2024! 🥰 | Royal Australian Mint

574 reactions · 32 shares | The Mint is back, better than ever! With a newly renovated museum full of Australian history, interactive displays and games. | Royal Australian Mint | Facebook

The Queen's passing will trigger a major overhaul of Australia's currency with the image of King Charles set to replace Her Majesty on newly minted coins next year. The Queen has been the only monarch to feature on Australia's decimal currency. And, as tradition dictates, King Charles will be facing the opposite direction to his mother on Australia’s future coins. Despite the change, announced today by Royal Australian Mint’s Leigh Gordon, coins featuring the Queen will remain legal tender. As f

1.6K views · 25 reactions | -= Virtual School Tour - Welcome =- When students visit the Mint they are greeted in our foyer by one of our friendly and knowledgeable Visitor Experience Hosts. There the host will introduce themselves and go through some simple housekeeping items including some special rules to follow when in the Mint's gallery. | Royal Australian Mint | Facebook

3.1K views · 80 reactions | -= Virtual School Tour - All That Glitters =- Today we tour the room in which the Mint makes its uncirculated and proof coins, where all the glitters is quite often gold! Thank you for joining the Mint's Virutual School program. Let us know what you'd like to see next in the comments below. | Royal Australian Mint | Facebook