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So much more than an alpine paradise, Austria is a federal republic made up of diverse provinces each with a distinct flavour and identity. Austria Piece by Piece celebrates that regional diversity by showcasing each Austrian province’s example of UNESCO World heritage, in addition to their unique charm as perceived by their junior inhabitants. The home of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as well as some of Europe’s most spectacular urban landscapes, Salzburg is the splendid fifth silver coin in this engrossing series.
Salzburg’s stunning UNESCO World Heritage old town forms the centrepiece of the coin’s obverse, with the Salzach River in the foreground. The coin’s reverse features a potpourri of typical Salzburg references, including Mozart himself and Hohensalzburg Castle, designed by local schoolgirl Melisa Begic who, as in the case of all the coins in the series, won a school competition, supported by the Ministry of Education, to co-design the coin. Not only Austria’s most emblematic city, Salzburg is also a land of breathtaking natural beauty and one of Austria’s most evocative provinces. Peppered with soaring peaks and picturesque mountain lakes, the neighbouring Salzkammergut is what many foreigners envisage when they think of Austria.
Available in both Special Uncirculated and Proof quality in silver and Circulation quality in copper, each with different packing.
Date of Issue | 7 May 2014 |
Quality | Special Uncirculated |
Series | Austria Piece by Piece |
Face Value | 10 Euro |
Coin Design | Mag. Helmut Andexlinger |
Draft | Siegerin Wettbewerb: Melisa Begic |
Diameter | 32.00 mm |
Alloy | Silver Ag 925 |
Fine Weight | 16.00 g |
Total Weight | 17.30 g |
Packaging | Comes in a blister pack featuring information in German and English |
Year | Uncirculated | Proof | Special Uncirculated |
So much more than an alpine paradise, Austria is a federal republic made up of diverse provinces each with a distinct flavour and identity. Austria Piece by Piece celebrates that regional diversity by showcasing each Austrian province’s example of UNESCO World heritage, in addition to their unique charm as perceived by their junior inhabitants. The home of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as well as some of Europe’s most spectacular urban landscapes, Salzburg is the splendid fifth silver coin in this engrossing series.
Salzburg’s stunning UNESCO World Heritage old town forms the centrepiece of the coin’s obverse, with the Salzach River in the foreground. The coin’s reverse features a potpourri of typical Salzburg references, including Mozart himself and Hohensalzburg Castle, designed by local schoolgirl Melisa Begic who, as in the case of all the coins in the series, won a school competition, supported by the Ministry of Education, to co-design the coin. Not only Austria’s most emblematic city, Salzburg is also a land of breathtaking natural beauty and one of Austria’s most evocative provinces. Peppered with soaring peaks and picturesque mountain lakes, the neighbouring Salzkammergut is what many foreigners envisage when they think of Austria.
Available in both Special Uncirculated and Proof quality in silver and Circulation quality in copper, each with different packing.
Date of Issue | 7 May 2014 |
Quality | Special Uncirculated |
Series | Austria Piece by Piece |
Face Value | 10 Euro |
Coin Design | Mag. Helmut Andexlinger |
Draft | Siegerin Wettbewerb: Melisa Begic |
Diameter | 32.00 mm |
Alloy | Silver Ag 925 |
Fine Weight | 16.00 g |
Total Weight | 17.30 g |
Packaging | Comes in a blister pack featuring information in German and English |
Year | Uncirculated | Proof | Special Uncirculated |
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