The next BIG THING has arrived!

Collecting Month is back and BIGGER than ever! We’ve teamed up with the Royal Australian Mint to bring you a brand-new range of collectable $1 coins and stamps, celebrating some truly massive Australian icons. Our Aussie Big Things range features those larger-than-life landmarks you recognise from road trips and tourist photos – from the Big Banana in Coffs Harbour to the Giant Koala in western Victoria.

There are 10 coins and five stamps to collect. And keep an eye out for our rare coloured coin – the Giant Murray Cod.

Ready to start collecting?

Look for the coins in your change when you pay with cash at a participating Post Office from Monday 4 September 2023.

You can also buy the full Aussie Big Things collectables range online.

Buy individual coins

Browse the range of collectable $1 coins, featuring iconic Aussie Big Things like The Big Lobster, The Giant Ram and the Big Blue Heeler.

Browse all coins

Buy the full coin set

Collect all 10 coins and display them in style in a presentation folder. Plus, keep an eye out for the special coloured coin.

Buy the coin set

Buy the stamp range

Five new $1.20 stamp designs celebrate some all-time favourite Big Things – collect them all now!

Buy the set of stamps

Buy the proof set

Presented in a beautiful display box, the set features expertly minted renditions of all 10 Aussie Big Things coins.

Buy the AlBr proof set

Shop more of the Aussie Big Things range on the Online Shop.

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