Austria 100 Schilling Schlacht von Dürnkrut Rare Silver Coin
V-474Austria 100 Schilling Schlacht von Dürnkrut rare silver coin commemorates a decisive medieval battle. A finely crafted collectible, ideal for passionate numismatists seeking European historical silver coins with lasting value.
| Issuer | Austria  |
|---|---|
| Period | Second Republic (1945-date) |
| Type | Non-circulating coins |
| Year | 1978 |
| Value | 100 Schilling (100 ATS) |
| Currency | Second Schilling (1945-2001) |
| Composition | Silver (.640) (Copper .360) |
| Weight | 23.93 g |
| Diameter | 36 mm |
| Shape | Round |
| Technique | Milled |
| Orientation | Medal alignment ↑↑ |
| Demonetized | 28 February 2002 |
Description
Austria 100 Schilling Schlacht von Dürnkrut Rare Silver Coin
History does not just live in books. Sometimes, it rests quietly in silver.
The Austria 100 Schilling Schlacht von Dürnkrut Rare Silver Coin is a remarkable piece of European numismatic heritage. Issued by Austria to commemorate the historic Battle of Dürnkrut, this coin represents a pivotal medieval conflict that shaped Central European history. For collectors who value depth, story, and authenticity, this rare collectible coin offers both artistic elegance and historical substance.
A Tribute to the Battle of Dürnkrut
The Battle of Dürnkrut, fought in 1278, marked a defining moment in Austrian and Bohemian history. It led to the rise of the Habsburg dynasty, which would influence European politics for centuries. By issuing this commemorative 100 Schilling silver coin, Austria preserved the memory of this turning point in a tangible, enduring form.
Owning this coin is like holding a carefully crafted chapter of European history. For passionate collectors, that emotional connection matters as much as the metal itself.
Key Features of the Coin
This Austria 100 Schilling silver coin stands out for several important reasons:
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Material: Struck in genuine silver, offering intrinsic metal value alongside collectible appeal.
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Denomination: 100 Schillin... The Austria 100 Schilling Schlacht von Dürnkrut is a distinguished commemorative silver coin issued in 1978 by the Austrian government. Struck in 64% silver with a weight of 23.93 grams and a diameter of 36mm, this non-circulating collector's piece celebrates the pivotal Battle of Dürnkrut (1278)—a watershed moment that established the Habsburg dynasty's dominance in Central Europe. The coin features medal alignment minting, ensuring sharp, detailed striking quality befitting its historical significance. This numismatic treasure appeals to serious collectors seeking authentic European silver coinage with genuine historical depth. The coin's limited mintage, combined with its 1978 production date, makes it increasingly scarce in the secondary market. Beyond its intrinsic silver value, the Schlacht von Dürnkrut coin represents a tangible connection to medieval European history. Its demonetization in 2002 further enhances its exclusivity as a collectible artifact. Ideal for those building Austrian commemorative collections or seeking historically significant silver coins with proven longevity and appreciation potential.
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