Set of 7 Aluminium Bronze Coins 125 Years of Federation 2026

The 7-Coin Aluminium-Bronze 125 Years of Federation 2026 Set is a commemorative collection issued by The Royal Australian Mint to mark the 125th anniversary of the Federation of Australia. The release commemorates the historic event of 1901, when six self-governing colonies united to form the modern Australian nation.

The set includes 7 coins in Uncirculated condition, struck in aluminium-bronze alloy. The collection consists of 6 coins with a face value of 25 cents (weight: 12 g, diameter: 32.6 mm), representing the individual states of New South Wales, Tasmania, Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, and Queensland, as well as 1 coin with a face value of 1 dollar (weight: 9 g, diameter: 25 mm), symbolizing the Commonwealth of Australia.

Each coin features fauna and flora motifs characteristic of its respective region, highlighting Australia’s natural diversity and cultural heritage. The design pays tribute to the process of uniting the colonies, which led to the creation of a modern state.

The set was struck in a limited mintage of 12,500 pieces for each coin. The complete collection is presented in a decorative collector’s box, and each coin comes with its own issue card, emphasizing the exclusive nature of this release.

Obverse: All coins depict the effigy of King Charles III by Daniel Thorne, along with the issuing country and denomination.

Reverse: Features motifs symbolizing the individual states of Australia and the Commonwealth of Australia, showcasing their distinctive natural and national elements in a unified anniversary composition.