Switzerland, Mexico, Austria. Lot of 3 silver coins Messico 1968 - Austria 1978 - Svizzera 1933 (No reserve price)
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Lot of 3 non‑graded silver coins: Mexico 1968 Olympic issue with an eagle on the obverse and a ballplayer on the reverse, Austria 1978 with a central value surrounded by heraldic shields and a Franz Schubert portrait on the reverse, and Switzerland 1933 depicting a shepherd on the obverse and the Swiss coat of arms with Edelweiss and rhododendron on the reverse, total weight 57.5 g.
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Mexico: Obverse
Characterized by the emblem of the Mexican seal, this coin features an eagle in an elegant pose, a symbol of strength and resilience. The eagle’s left-facing gaze is enriched with intricate details that reflect Mexico’s rich heritage and the nation’s commitment to unity and sovereignty.
The Mexico Olympics 1968.
Reverse
A dynamic portrayal of an Aztec ballplayer adorns this side, capturing the essence of ancient Mesoamerican culture. The inclusion of the Olympic rings pays tribute to the country’s athletic aspirations and its global participation, bridging past traditions and contemporary successes.
Austria: Obverse
The obverse of the coin features a central numeric value surrounded by a series of heraldic shields. This design symbolizes unity and protection, reflecting Austria’s rich history of alliances and its cultural tapestry.
Inscription
50 SCHILLING / REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH
Reverse
On the reverse, the coin proudly displays a portrait of Franz Schubert, one of Austria’s most revered composers, looking to the left with the year of minting indicated below. This tribute underscores Austria’s deep appreciation for classical music and its enduring legacy in the arts.
Switzerland: Obverse
The coin presents an accurate depiction of a shepherd with luxurious curls, dressed in a traditional hooded garment. This figure is often mistaken for the legendary Swiss folk hero Wilhelm Tell, a symbol of the spirit of independence and the pastoral culture deeply rooted in Swiss national identity.
Inscription
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / INCT / P BVRKHARD
Reverse
On the coin is impressed the square emblematic coat of arms of Switzerland bearing the national emblem, flanked by a botanical pair: a quartet of Edelweiss flowers on one side and a twig of rhododendron with reddish leaves on the other. These alpine flowers are precious symbols of purity and resilience among Switzerland’s mountainous landscapes.
Mexico: Obverse
Characterized by the emblem of the Mexican seal, this coin features an eagle in an elegant pose, a symbol of strength and resilience. The eagle’s left-facing gaze is enriched with intricate details that reflect Mexico’s rich heritage and the nation’s commitment to unity and sovereignty.
The Mexico Olympics 1968.
Reverse
A dynamic portrayal of an Aztec ballplayer adorns this side, capturing the essence of ancient Mesoamerican culture. The inclusion of the Olympic rings pays tribute to the country’s athletic aspirations and its global participation, bridging past traditions and contemporary successes.
Austria: Obverse
The obverse of the coin features a central numeric value surrounded by a series of heraldic shields. This design symbolizes unity and protection, reflecting Austria’s rich history of alliances and its cultural tapestry.
Inscription
50 SCHILLING / REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH
Reverse
On the reverse, the coin proudly displays a portrait of Franz Schubert, one of Austria’s most revered composers, looking to the left with the year of minting indicated below. This tribute underscores Austria’s deep appreciation for classical music and its enduring legacy in the arts.
Switzerland: Obverse
The coin presents an accurate depiction of a shepherd with luxurious curls, dressed in a traditional hooded garment. This figure is often mistaken for the legendary Swiss folk hero Wilhelm Tell, a symbol of the spirit of independence and the pastoral culture deeply rooted in Swiss national identity.
Inscription
CONFOEDERATIO HELVETICA / INCT / P BVRKHARD
Reverse
On the coin is impressed the square emblematic coat of arms of Switzerland bearing the national emblem, flanked by a botanical pair: a quartet of Edelweiss flowers on one side and a twig of rhododendron with reddish leaves on the other. These alpine flowers are precious symbols of purity and resilience among Switzerland’s mountainous landscapes.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Country/province
Austria, Mexico, Switzerland
Year/period and variation
Messico 1968 - Austria 1978 - Svizzera 1933
Denomination
Lot of 3 silver coins
Precious metal
AR
Condition
Ungraded
Weight
57.5 g
Number of objects
3
Theme
History
Coin type
World Coins (non Euro coins pre-2000)
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