2026 5c Circulating Coin - Non-Premium Rolls

The Coin Company is proud to present the 2026 5c Circulating Coin - Non-Premium Rolls by The Royal Australian Mint.  

Unlike the coins found in change, these coins are in uncirculated condition – straight from the Mint and free from the wear and tear of circulating currency.             

The iconic designs of Australia’s circulating coins were first introduced in 1966, when Australia transitioned to decimal currency. The $1 and $2 coins were introduced later, in 1984 and 1988 respectively.                

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of decimal currency in 2026, all 2026-dated $1 circulating coins feature a special reverse design with six kangaroos instead of the usual five.          

The $1 coin roll comprises these special ‘Mob of Six Roos’ coins and is a rare opportunity to own them in uncirculated condition.

The quantity and face value of each roll is as follows:

• $2 – 25 coins per roll; total face value of $50
• $1 – 20 coins per roll; total face value of $20
• 50c – 20 coins per roll; total face value of $10
• 20c – 20 coins per roll; total face value of $4
• 10c – 40 coins per roll; total face value of $4
• 5c – 40 coins per roll; total face value of $2

KEY FEATURES           

• Coins in uncirculated condition, free from the wear and tear of circulation
• Coin obverses feature the Daniel Thorne effigy of King Charles III
• Securely wrapped in Mint-branded paper
• All rolls are either heads/heads or tails/tails
• Australian legal tender
• Limited issue

SPECIFICATIONS                                                                                                                                 

• Metal: CuNi
• Finish: Circulated
• Weight: 2.83g
• Diameter: 19.41mm
• Denomination: 5c
• Year: 2026
• Packaging: Rolled Coins

The 2026 5c Circulating Coin - Non-Premium Rolls has unlimited mintage.                   

Product Availability - Late June to Early July 2026