Aluminium 10 Goschen of Austria (AD 1968) with Austrian coat of arms

Austria,( AD 1968), Aluminium 10 Groschen, Obv: The Austrian coat of arms (the imperial eagle carrying the Austrian shield on its breast) with broken chains, which signify Austria as an independent country, and the country name as a stylized inscription, and denomination in the scalloped rim, Rev: The face value above the year in a scalloped rim, 1.06 Gms, 19.26 mm, Extremely Fine.

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This Austrian 10 Groschen from 1968 is a compelling piece of post-war numismatic history. Struck in aluminium and graded Extremely Fine, this lightweight coin captures a significant period in Austria's sovereignty. The obverse features the iconic Austrian coat of arms—an imperial eagle proudly bearing the Austrian shield—accompanied by broken chains that powerfully symbolize Austria's independence and freedom. The country name appears in stylized inscription with the denomination in a distinctive scalloped rim. The reverse displays the face value and year of issue, completing the elegant design. At just 1.06 grams and 19.26mm in diameter, this coin represents an economical circulation piece from Austria's modern era. For collectors of European coinage, Austrian commemoratives, or those interested in Cold War-era numismatics, this 1968 Groschen offers historical significance alongside its pristine condition and investment potential.