The Royal Australian Mint is Australia's national mint and the sole supplier of the country's circulating coinage. As a listed entity within the Commonwealth Government portfolio of the Treasury, the Mint is responsible for producing distinctively Australian coinage and facilitating the transition from British imperial pounds to Australia's decimal dollars and cents. With its establishment in 1965, the Mint has played a vital role in telling the stories of Australia through coins, recognizing significant anniversaries, events, and organizations.

In addition to circulating coins, the Mint also manufactures collector coins, medals, and tokens for domestic and international clients. It is the custodian of the National Coin Collection, collecting and preserving a representative record of Australian coinage for future generations. As a major tourism attraction in Canberra, the Mint provides education on the history of Australian coinage and showcases its contemporary manufacturing environment.

Proudly upholding Australian Public Service values, the Mint is committed to excellence as a profitable world-class mint