
The obverse
King Charles III in the current portrait era
Dan Thorne's left-facing effigy of King Charles III occupies the center. The surrounding inscription identifies the monarch and Australia, with the one-dollar denomination below.
Year / The Perth Mint
2026
1 oz Silver Bullion Coin
The current dated issue pairs Wade Robinson's river landscape with Dan Thorne's King Charles III obverse, .9999 silver and an officially stated 500,000 maximum mintage.
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The 2026 issue
The 2026 standard one-ounce issue shows how the program continues after the transition to King Charles III and .9999 fineness while retaining an annually changing Kookaburra reverse.
The reverse places a kookaburra in flight above a river, framed by trees and rocks. Its left-side inscription records the date, one-ounce silver content and .9999 fineness; the design also contains a micro-laser engraved letter.
The published figure is a maximum of 500,000, not a final declared mintage. It is therefore presented as the production ceiling, with no final total shown.

Design story
Wade Robinson's reverse uses a diagonal flying bird to cross a layered river, rock and tree setting, giving the current issue a wide landscape composition.



The obverse
Dan Thorne's left-facing effigy of King Charles III occupies the center. The surrounding inscription identifies the monarch and Australia, with the one-dollar denomination below.

The reverse
The flying kookaburra crosses the foreground above a river framed by trees and rocks. Wade Robinson is credited as designer, and the reverse includes a micro-laser engraved letter whose location is not identified here.
Full specifications
Available dimensions, artists and issue details for this annual coin are listed below.
Mintage & issue
The published number is a maximum production limit. A final declared mintage is not currently listed.
This year in the series
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Sources
The references below cover the coin's specifications, design, mintage and annual context.
This catalog excludes proof, high-relief, gilded, colorized, privy-mark, graded, 2 oz, 10 oz and kilogram products unless they are mentioned only as related variants.
Obverse and reverse images: APMEX · 2026 standard 1 oz BU coin.