Login Sign up

Austria Coins

Austria, as a member of the European Union, has been using the euro as its official currency since 2002. However, its numismatic history is rich and fascinating, with a long tradition of coinage going back centuries.

Predecessor monetary history

Prior to the adoption of the euro, Austria's official currency was the Austrian schilling, introduced in 1925 and used until 2002. The shilling replaced the Austro-Hungarian krone following the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire after World War I. The Austrian schilling was introduced in 1925 and used until 2002. During its circulation, the shilling underwent several reforms and redesigns, reflecting the political and economic changes in the country.

Milestones in Austrian numismatics

Austria is famous for its "Vienna Philharmonic" bullion coin, minted in gold since 1989 and in silver since 2008. This coin is recognized worldwide for its purity and elegant design. Another important milestone is the series of 25-shilling silver commemorative coins, issued between 1955 and 1973, celebrating significant historical and cultural events. In the euro era, Austria continues its numismatic tradition with the issuance of 2 euro commemorative coins and other collectibles.

Country Austria
Flag
Coin Euro (EUR)
Continent Europa
Capital city Vienna
ISO2 AT
ISO3 AUT
Catalogued coins 876

If you are a passionate collector, this catalog offers the possibility to create your own personal collection from this list. You can add your coins and generate a free PDF catalog from a complete database and our management tools. In addition, once registered, you will have the opportunity to exchange coins with other collectors around the world easily and free of charge.

Ancient coins of Austria

To facilitate their classification, we have decided to organise the coins according to their historical period, you can consult the coins by historical numismatic categories of Austria.

Austro-Hungarian Empire 1806-1918 1st Republic 1918-1938 2nd Republic 1945-2001 Euro 2002-?

The most valuable coins

The most valuable Austria coins and sought after by collectors according to Foronum statistics are the following:

Loading...

The valuation of these coins has been achieved through a meticulous algorithm that considers the current market, taking into account aspects such as material, weight, diameter, edge, year of mintage, mint of manufacture and the number of coins produced. Coins with limited mintages and in good condition are usually among the most valuable.

Coin Catalog

Swapping available In my collection

1 euro

FO#785 KM#3142
Price: 0,50€ - 4,78€
Year: 2008-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 7,50 g
Composition: Bimetalica
Diameter: 23,25 mm
Edge: Segmented rifling

2 euro

FO#786 KM#3143
Price: 0,90€ - 6,01€
Year: 2008-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 8,50 g
Composition: Bimetalica
Diameter: 25,75 mm
Edge: Ribbed with inscription

2 euro

FO#143 KM#3089
Price: 1,46€ - 4,75€
Year: 2002-2006
Period: Euro
Weight: 8,50 g
Composition: Bimetalica
Diameter: 25,75 mm
Edge: Ribbed with inscription

1 euro

FO#142 KM#3088
Price: 0,91€ - 2,31€
Year: 2002-2007
Period: Euro
Weight: 7,50 g
Composition: Bimetalica
Diameter: 23,25 mm
Edge: Segmented rifling

50 euro cent

FO#141 KM#3087
Price: 0,46€ - 1,55€
Year: 2002-2007
Period: Euro
Weight: 7,80 g
Composition: Copper-aluminium-zinc-stannous (Nordic gold)
Diameter: 24,25 mm
Edge: Scalloped

5 euro cent

FO#138 KM#3084
Price: 0,02€ - 3,28€
Year: 2002-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 3,92 g
Composition: Copper plated steel
Diameter: 21,25 mm
Edge: Smooth

50 euro cent

FO#784 KM#3141
Price: 0,06€ - 4,00€
Year: 2008-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 7,80 g
Composition: Copper-aluminium-zinc-stannous (Nordic gold)
Diameter: 24,25 mm
Edge: Scalloped

1 schilling

FO#320 KM#2886
Price: 0,03€ - 398,61€
Year: 1959-2001
Period: 2nd Republic
Weight: 4,20 g
Composition: Aluminium-bronze
Diameter: 22,50 mm
Edge: Smooth

10 groschen

FO#2915 KM#2878
Price: 0,01€ - 295,30€
Year: 1951-1998
Period: 2nd Republic
Weight: 1,10 g
Composition: Aluminium
Diameter: 19,80 mm
Edge: Smooth

10 euro cent

FO#782 KM#3139
Price: 0,06€ - 2,00€
Year: 2008-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 4,10 g
Composition: Copper-aluminium-zinc-stannous (Nordic gold)
Diameter: 19,75 mm
Edge: Scalloped

20 euro cent

FO#140 KM#3086
Price: 0,18€ - 0,76€
Year: 2002-2007
Period: Euro
Weight: 5,74 g
Composition: Copper-aluminium-zinc-stannous (Nordic gold)
Diameter: 22,25 mm
Edge: Smooth with 7 notches

20 euro cent

FO#783 KM#3140
Price: 0,02€ - 2,60€
Year: 2008-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 5,74 g
Composition: Copper-aluminium-zinc-stannous (Nordic gold)
Diameter: 22,25 mm
Edge: Smooth with 7 notches

1 euro cent

FO#136 KM#3082
Price: 0,01€ - 2,01€
Year: 2002-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 2,30 g
Composition: Copper plated steel
Diameter: 16,25 mm
Edge: Smooth

10 euro cent

FO#139 KM#3085
Price: 0,04€ - 1,10€
Year: 2002-2007
Period: Euro
Weight: 4,10 g
Composition: Copper-aluminium-zinc-stannous (Nordic gold)
Diameter: 19,75 mm
Edge: Scalloped

5 schilling

FO#3657 KM#2889a
Price: 0,22€ - 5,50€
Year: 1968-2001
Period: 2nd Republic
Weight: 4,80 g
Composition: Copper-nickel
Diameter: 23,50 mm
Edge: Smooth

2 euro cent

FO#137 KM#3083
Price: 0,01€ - 1,64€
Year: 2002-2024
Period: Euro
Weight: 3,06 g
Composition: Copper plated steel
Diameter: 18,75 mm
Edge: Smooth with groove

10 schilling

FO#3658 KM#2918
Price: 0,04€ - 16,89€
Year: 1974-2001
Period: 2nd Republic
Weight: 6,20 g
Composition: Copper-nickel
Diameter: 26,00 mm
Edge: Ribbed

2 euro (100th Anniversary of the Republic of Austria)

FO#16362 KM#3275
Price: 2,30€ - 3,08€
Year: 2018
Period: Euro
Weight: 8,50 g
Composition: Bimetalica
Diameter: 25,75 mm
Edge: Ribbed with inscription

2 euro (50th Anniversary of the Austrian State Treaty)

FO#150 KM#3124
Price: 1,96€ - 6,24€
Year: 2005
Period: Euro
Weight: 8,50 g
Composition: Bimetalica
Diameter: 25,75 mm
Edge: Ribbed with inscription

2 euro (10th Anniversary of Euro Circulation)

FO#3573 KM#3205
Price: 2,02€ - 2,70€
Year: 2012
Period: Euro
Weight: 8,50 g
Composition: Bimetalica
Diameter: 25,75 mm
Edge: Ribbed with inscription

Other resources to find coins and banknotes of Austria

Can't find what you are looking for? Take a look at our coin finder and speed up your searches within the collections of all collectors, or if you prefer you can search directly in the list of coin collectors and access their profile to see their collections.