Royal Australian Mint

About Royal Australian Mint

Canberra, Australia, is home to one of the world’s most beautiful coins – The Royal Australian Mint. This company produces all circulation currencies for this country and it can be found in Denison Street near the Deakin suburb where they operate.

The mint consists of two buildings, an administration building and a process shop. In this latter structure is where coins are measured to ensure they’re all perfect before being released into circulation! Since its opening, this mint has produced over fifteen billion coins and can produce two million per day. The facility is capable of striking coins for several Asian countries as well!

What to do at Royal Australian Mint

The Royal Australian Mint is a haven for coin collectors with an extensive range of circulating and commemorative coins and proofs. Whether you’re looking to invest in precious metals or just want something beautiful on your desk at work (or both), there are many options available!

The Mint is a working factory that produces Australia’s icons, with interactive multimedia displays and demonstrations of how they are made. The tour includes an opportunity to pour your own coin at their Coin Shower or purchase one as soon from the shop if you’re not feeling up for making it yourself! You can also end this adventure by enjoying some refreshments in our Café before leaving behind beautifully designed souvenirs that will be perfect additions to any collection.

With so many things to see and do at the Australian Mint, you will have a tough time deciding what is most important. The Factory view platform allows visitors access into how coins are made through interactive multimedia displays along with videos of the actual production process; spot Titan—the mint’s robot that pours precious metal bullion onto an awaiting conveyor belt for delivery across Australia’s capital city markets – among other cool features installed within this modern facility!