We will notify you by e-mail if the item becomes available again.
Thanks for contacting us. We'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Error
Couldn't load pickup availability
Don't miss out!
Save for later
0 adds to wishlist
Product Details
Struck from 1oz of 99.99% pure Gold to Proof quality.
Australian legal tender - measures 32.60mm in diameter.
Extremely limited mintage of 200 coins worldwide.
Arrives housed within beautifully illustrated presentation packaging alongside a numbered certificate of authenticity.
Secure yours today - click add to cart!
Specifications
Quality
Proof
Metal
Gold
Country of Issue
Australia
Denomination
$100
Issued By
Perth Mint
Delivery and Shipping
In-stock orders are typically dispatched within 14 days. Please allow approximately 2–3 weeks from purchase for delivery within Australia and 3–6 weeks internationally.
Tracking will be provided once your order has been dispatched.
Australian Brumby 2024 $100 1oz Gold Proof Coin
$7,540.00 AUD
Unit price /
Unavailable
According to tradition, when soldier and pastoralist James Brumby was transferred from Sydney to Van Diemen’s Land in 1801, he was forced to release several horses into the bush. Known as Brumby’s horses and later as ‘brumbies’, the word came to mean wild horses.
Mobs of brumbies that most famously roam the Australian Alps today are descended from lost, abandoned or escaped horses that in many cases belonged to early British settlers like Brumby.
Free, independent, and successfully inhabiting an unforgiving environment, the brumby has become a national icon seen by many as symbolic of our national character.
Payment & Security
Payment methods
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
NOT WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR?
Let us know what you’re searching for and our team will see if we can source it for you.
According to tradition, when soldier and pastoralist James Brumby was transferred from Sydney to Van Diemen’s Land in 1801, he was forced to release several horses into the bush. Known as Brumby’s horses and later as ‘brumbies’, the word came to mean wild horses.
Mobs of brumbies that most famously roam the Australian Alps today are descended from lost, abandoned or escaped horses that in many cases belonged to early British settlers like Brumby.
Free, independent, and successfully inhabiting an unforgiving environment, the brumby has become a national icon seen by many as symbolic of our national character.
