This shield is part of the Coat of Arms of Austria, where it is shown on the breast of an eagle with outstretched wings. It is also used on its own on some coins issued by Austria. The shield is divided horizontally into three parts. The top and the bottom parts have a background of thin vertical lines; this is "heraldic hatching" indicating colour - the vertical lines are for red, and no lines are for white. Thus, it displays the colours of the flag of Austria - red-white-red. |
Coin Name | Reverse | Obverse | Details |
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Fifty Groschen 2000 (mint sets only) | ![]() |
Material: Aluminium Bronze Mint: Austrian Mint Mintage: 75,000 |
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Fifty Groschen 2001 (mint sets only) | ![]() |
Material: Aluminium Bronze Mint: Austrian Mint Mintage: 75,000 |
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Five Schilling 2001 (mint sets only) | ![]() |
Material: CuproNickel Mint: Austrian Mint Mintage: 75,000 |
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Year | 1946 |
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Country | Austria |