1915 Austria Gold Ducat (Restrike) Coin

1915 Austria Gold Ducat (Restrike) CoinObverse Franz Joseph I Reverse Arms of Austria within two headed imperial eagle Mint Austria Denomination 1 Ducat Weight 3. 49 grams Composition 98. 6% Gold The 1915 Austria Gold Ducat was restruck to meet continued demand from collectors and investors. Austria authorised these restrikes because ducats were historically used as trade coins, and their high gold purity (98. 6%) made them desirable. Since ducats were no longer circulating currency,

The Zeewijk was an 18th-century East Indiaman of the Dutch East India Company that was shipwrecked at the Houtman Abrolhos

A perfect gift idea for an Australian coin collector

1913 1/3 Farthing Weight 0

500 of these Legends Sets are issued each year and as a result they are always incredibly popular with the collecting community

In this instance the last prefix was 'HK65'

5% Tin Mint Melbourne Grade Very Fine

The legend of the Tooth Fairy has been treasured by Australian children since the 1920s

Each set features a Florin

one of the most recognised creatures in Greek Mythology

Australia has had an antivenom since 1956

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This is the first coin of a four coin series