Austria Silver Commemorative Trio – 100 Schilling "Innsbruck 1976" & 2x 25 Schilling (Reinhardt & Welsbach) – High Relief Silver Lot A tribute to Austrian excellence in sports, science, and the arts. This lot features three iconic silver coins that represent the cultural and historical heart of the Austrian Second Republic. From the world-famous Winter Olympics to the pioneers of light and theater, this is a versatile set for any collector of European silver. The Highlights of this Lot: 100 Schilling (1976) – XII Olympic Winter Games, Innsbruck: A large, impressive silver coin celebrating one of the most famous Winter Olympics in history. Features a unique, stylized "grid" design representing the Olympic spirit in Innsbruck. It is a true piece of sporting history. 25 Schilling (1973) – Max Reinhardt: Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the legendary theater director and founder of the Salzburg Festival. Features a sharp, classic portrait with a beautiful mirrored finish in the fields. 25 Schilling (1958) – Carl Auer von Welsbach: Honors the famous Austrian scientist and inventor who gave us the gas mantle and the electric filament. One of the classic early commemorative 25 Schilling coins, sought after for its historical importance. Condition Report: Surfaces: The coins exhibit an authentic luster. The 100 Schilling has a deep, "frozen" patina that gives it a very historic look. Detailing: High points on the portraits (Reinhardt and Welsbach) are well-preserved with minimal friction. Edges: As shown in the macro photography, the incuse edge lettering is clear and undamaged, confirming the integrity of the coins. Technical Specs: Total Coins: 3 Silver Commemoratives. Denominations: 100 Schilling (large format) and 2x 25 Schilling. Material: Silver. Origin: Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich). Whether you're a fan of Olympic memorabilia or a collector of great historical figures, this silver lot offers excellent value and stunning designs.