The Brumby is a free-roaming wild horse in Australia. Although they are found in many parts of the country, the most famous brumbies are found in the Australian Alps. Today, most of them are in the Northern Territory. They are descended from domestic horses that, for various reasons, became feral, ran away, or were set free by their owners during the gold rush of 1851. The first horses arrived in Australia in 1788.

Obverse: Two brumby horses walking in their natural habitat.

Reverse: portrait of His Majesty King Charles III.

Denomination: 1 AUD

Weight: 1oz (31.1g)

Diameter: 40.6mm

Metal: silver 999

Issue limit: 25.000

Packaging: capsule