The Royal Australian Mint is the official mint of Australia, located in Canberra. Established in 1965, it produces circulating coins for the country, as well as commemorative coins and medallions. The mint plays a crucial role in the Australian economy by ensuring a steady supply of coins for everyday transactions. In addition to coin production, the Royal Australian Mint offers educational programs and tours for visitors. It showcases the coin-making process and the history of Australian currency. The mint also features a visitor center where guests can learn more about numismatics and view unique coin collections.