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With the National Bank of Austria celebrating its bicentenary in 2016, the Austrian Mint is issuing a new 2 euro circulation coin in honour of the guardian of the Austrian currency. Featuring the façade of the bank’s headquarters in Vienna and available without packaging in rolls of 25 pieces, the 2 euro coin is a must for all coin collectors.
Clearly visible on the coin, the Roman god of financial gain, Mercury, and Fortuna, the goddess of luck, grace the main door of the bank, which was founded on 1 June 1816, during the regency of Emperor Franz Joseph 1. The National Bank of Austria has long been the official issuer of bank notes in Austria, but during its eventful history it has also overseen the transition from the Gulden to the Crown, from the Schilling to the Reichsmark, and from the Schilling to the Euro. Today the National Bank of Austria helps shape the monetary policy of the Eurozone and safeguard price stability.
Date of Issue | 18 January 2016 |
Quality | Uncirculated |
Face Value | 2 Euro |
Coin Design | Herbert Wähner |
Draft | Europäische Seite: Luc Luyx |
Diameter | 25.75 mm |
Packaging | Comes without packaging |
Year | Uncirculated | Proof | Special Uncirculated |
With the National Bank of Austria celebrating its bicentenary in 2016, the Austrian Mint is issuing a new 2 euro circulation coin in honour of the guardian of the Austrian currency. Featuring the façade of the bank’s headquarters in Vienna and available without packaging in rolls of 25 pieces, the 2 euro coin is a must for all coin collectors.
Clearly visible on the coin, the Roman god of financial gain, Mercury, and Fortuna, the goddess of luck, grace the main door of the bank, which was founded on 1 June 1816, during the regency of Emperor Franz Joseph 1. The National Bank of Austria has long been the official issuer of bank notes in Austria, but during its eventful history it has also overseen the transition from the Gulden to the Crown, from the Schilling to the Reichsmark, and from the Schilling to the Euro. Today the National Bank of Austria helps shape the monetary policy of the Eurozone and safeguard price stability.
Date of Issue | 18 January 2016 |
Quality | Uncirculated |
Face Value | 2 Euro |
Coin Design | Herbert Wähner |
Draft | Europäische Seite: Luc Luyx |
Diameter | 25.75 mm |
Packaging | Comes without packaging |
Year | Uncirculated | Proof | Special Uncirculated |
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