List Austrian parts in euro of collection

The list of the Austrian parts in euro of collection is a subdivision of the article Euro (collector's items).

Austria emits each year of many collector's items. These emissions, made up of parts of different values (of 5 euros, 10 euros, 20 euros, 25 euros, 100 euros) are articulated on several series. It is the workshop Münze Österreich which is responsible for the striking of these currencies. Austria was the first country of the European Union has to emit a collector's item: it is about the coin of 5 euros silver 2002 devoted to the Zoo of Vienna

Parts of 5 euro

the parts of 5 euro have the shape of polygons rounded at nine sides (for the nine provinces). They are made out of money (title with 80.0%), weigh 8 grams and have a " diamètre" by 29 Misters They are directly inspired by the old parts of 50 schilling Austrian. The reverse of these parts is identical, with the representation of the blazons of the nine federate provinces (Low-Austria, Burgenland, Carinthie, High-Austria, Salzburg, Styrie, the Tyrol, Vienna and Vorarlberg).

Editions 2005

silver for the European Anthem (Beethoven)

Parts of 10 euro

Topic " Austria and its peuple" ( Österreich und center Volk )

Editions 2005

10 silver euros for the 60 years of the Second Republic
10 silver euros for the reopening of the theaters of State

Parts of 20 euro

Series " Austria through the ages "

2004 - topic " Austria on high the mers" - the S.M.S. Novara
2004 - topic " Austria on high the mers" - the S.M.S. Erzherzog Ferdinand Max.
2005 - topic " Austria on high the mers" - polar forwarding Tegetthoff.
2005 - topic " Austria on high the mers" - the S.M.S. Sankt Georg

Parts of 25 euro

2004 - for the 150 years of Semmeringbahn
2005 - for the 50 years of the Television

Parts of 50 euro

Series " 2000 years of Christianity "

Edition 2004

50 euros out of gold for the birthday of Joseph Haydn

Edition 2005

50 euros out of gold in the honor of Beethoven

Parts of 100 euro

The gold coin “Philharmonic orchestra of Vienna”

the Austrian coin of gold “Philharmonic orchestra” is emitted by the monetary Institute of Austria ( Münze Österreich ) to Vienna. This institute produces coins of quality for the collectors, the investors and the trade during more than 800 years.
Austria emitted since years a gold coin (as well as divisional parts)
d' a Once of a face value of 2 000 shillings. This part is sold at a price close to the market of gold what in fact the European gold coin of hoarding as well as the South-African Krugerrand, Canadian Maple Leaf, Australian Nugget or American Eagle.
In 2002, the part of 100 euro was struck to replace the part of 2 000 schilling S. Gold coin 24 carats, its diameter is of 37 millimetres and its thickness of 2 millimetres.
From its membership of the Euroland and its economic stability considered in the world, the Austria is very appreciated in terms of monetary reputation. These is also the country which was one of the first States of the euro area to emit gold coins in euro.
the part is a harmonious design of the musical instruments of the Philharmonic orchestra of Vienna, famous in the world, represented with the back of the coin. The “ Musikverein ” is the topic. It is about one of the parts most finely worked which does of them one of the more beautiful pieces of the world. With its 999,9 per thousand of pure gold (or 24 Carat S), its purity is guaranteed by the central bank of Austria. This part was the gold coin most sold with the world in 1992 and 1995.

Part of 100.000 euro

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