| Austrian Coins 1892-1918 |
| 1892-1916, 1-Heller, Copper/Nickel, 1.66g., 17mm. (The 1-Heller of 1916 was minted in two varieties, one with a Hapsburg coat of arms on the eagles breast and one with the Austrian Federal Shield. |
| 1892-1915, 2-Heller, Cu/Ni, 3.32g., 19mm. |
| 1915-1916, 10-Heller, Copper/Nickel/Zinc, 3.00g., 19mm. |
| 1916-1918, 2-Heller, Iron, 2.77g 17mm. |
| 1892-1911, 10-Heller, Nickel, 3.00g., 19mm. |
| 1916 10-Heller Austrian Shield on Eagle's Breast |
| 1892-1914, 20-Heller, Nickel, 4.00g., 21mm. |
| 1915-1918, 20-Heller, Iron, 3.33g, 21mm. |
| 1892-1907, 1-Corona, 0.835 Silver, 5.00g 23mm. |
| 1908 1-Corona, 0.835 Silver, 5.00g, 23mm. |
| 1912-1916, 1-Corona, 0.835 Silver, 5.00g 23mm. |
| 1912-1913, 2-Corona, 0.835 Silver, 10.00g., 27mm. |
| 1900,1907 5-Corona, 0.900 Silver, 24.00g 36mm. (no image at this time) |
| 1908 5-Corona, 0.900 Silver, 24.00g., 36mm. |
| 1909, 5-Corona, .900 Silver, 24.00g., 36mm. (no image at this time) 1909, 5-Corona, (Small Head Obverse), .900 Silver, 24.00g., 36mm. (no image at this time) Some few Gold Coins pictured on this page...GOLD! |
Click on the images for a larger version. Francis Josef I (German Franz Josef) (1830-1916) Francis Josef I, emperor of Austria (1848-1916) and king of Hungary (1867-1916) was the last important ruler of the Habsburg dynasty; his policies played a major role in the events that led to World War I (1914-1918). In 1867, Emperor Francis Joseph was forced to come to a compromise with the Hungarian nation. The compromise gave Hungary its own constitution and a nearly independent status. After 1867 the empire was known as Austria-Hungary, and popularly referred to as the dual monarchy. Austria and Hungary were separate states, each with its own constitution, government, parliament, and language. The Magyars predominated in Hungary while the Germans had a privileged position in Austria. The two states were linked by a single monarch, who was emperor in Austria and King in Hungary, and by common ministers of foreign affairs, war, and finance. Charles I (1887-1922) Charles I (of Austria) was emperor of Austria (1916-1918) and, as Charles IV, king of Hungary and was the last Austro-Hungarian monarch and the last of the Habsburg rulers. In 1892 Austria adopted the gold standard with 1 Corona = 100 Heller. Austrian coins minted for use in Hungary (not pictured) are different from coins intended to be used in Austria. |
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