| Austrian 100 Schilling Coins |
| The 100 Schilling coins are .640 Silver, weigh 24g and are 36mm in diameter. |
| 1974-h and 1974-v Winter Olympics |
| 1974 Winter Olympics |
| 1, Emblem and rings The obverse design is by Ferdinand Welz. This reverse is used on many of the later 100-Schilling coins. This reverse is common to many of the 100 Schilling coins. |
| This coin and the next two Olympic coins were minted at two different mints. The reverses identified the mint of production with a small symbol at the bottom of the coin. One symbol is the Austrian National Heraldic Eagle which signified mintage at the Hall Mint and the other is the shield of Vienna which signified mintage at the Austrian National Mint in Vienna. The obverse design is by Alfred Zierler. |
| 1974-h and 1974-v Winter Olympics, Ski Jump Reverses from the two Mints mentioned above. Designed by Bucheder. |
| 1975 20th Anniversary State Treaty |
| 1974 International Garden Exhibition |
| Obverse design by Kurt Bodlak. Same reverse as the Olympic coins above but without a mint symbol. |
| 1974-h and 1974-v Winter Olympics, Skier Reverses from the two Mints mentioned above. Designed by Helmut Zobl |
| 1975 150th Anniversary Birth of Johann Strauss Jr. (1825-1899) |
| In the 19th century, Viennese music was dominated by Johann Strauss Sr. and his three sons Johann Jr., Josef and Eduard. Johann Strauss Jr. composed over 170 waltzes, the most popular being The Blue Danube (1867). This reverse is the same as depicted above for the Olympics Building and Rings coins but without a mint symbol at the bottom. |
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