Brass 1 Shilling Austria (AD 1993) with Three edelweiss flowers

Austria Country, (AD 1993), Brass 1 Shilling, Obv: The denomination in the center above the date with the country name above around the rim, Rev: Three edelweiss flowers (Leontopodium alpinum or Leontopodium nivale ssp.) and face value in words surrounding, 4.68 Gms, 22.67 mm, About Very Fine.

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Own a piece of Austrian numismatic history with this exceptional 1993 Brass 1 Shilling coin. Minted during Austria’s final years before Euro adoption, this nickel-brass piece represents a significant transitional period in European currency. Weighing 4.68 grams and measuring 22.67mm in diameter, the coin features Austria’s national emblem—three delicate edelweiss flowers (Leontopodium alpinum)—on its reverse, symbolizing the Alpine nation’s natural heritage and cultural identity.

Graded in Very Fine condition, this coin exhibits well-preserved details despite its circulated status, making it an authentic representation of everyday Austrian commerce. The obverse displays the denomination and date clearly, with country identification around the rim. This piece holds particular appeal for collectors of European pre-Euro coinage, Austrian numismatics, and those interested in coins featuring botanical or national symbols. Its historical significance combined with its excellent condition makes it a worthy addition to any serious collection. Perfect for both seasoned numismatists and newcomers exploring European coin heritage.

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