Austria. 1 Ducat Austria 1 Ducat Gold Coin (Random Year)






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Austria 1 Ducat gold coin, random year, 0.1106 troy oz of .986 fine gold, 20 mm diameter, 0.8 mm thick, depicting Emperor Franz Joseph, circulated.
Description from the seller
Austria 1 Ducat Gold Coin (Random Year)
Year: Random year
Denomination: 1 Ducat
Metal Content: 0.1106 troy oz
Purity: .986 Fine Gold
Thickness: 0.8 mm
Diameter: 20 mm
The coin presents emperor Franz Joseph. These trade coins were originally issued for large transactions between neighboring countries at the beginning of the 20th century. The Balkan countries used Austrian ducat coins as gold reserves. It is common knowledge that the various states marked their gold reserves with small countermarks (a sword for Bosnia, a crown for Bulgaria, an ear of grain for Serbia and an eagle for the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes), but these marks are only a designation of a verified touch of the gold and are not "intended to refer to a geographical area".
It contains .1106 oz of Gold.
Seller's Story
Austria 1 Ducat Gold Coin (Random Year)
Year: Random year
Denomination: 1 Ducat
Metal Content: 0.1106 troy oz
Purity: .986 Fine Gold
Thickness: 0.8 mm
Diameter: 20 mm
The coin presents emperor Franz Joseph. These trade coins were originally issued for large transactions between neighboring countries at the beginning of the 20th century. The Balkan countries used Austrian ducat coins as gold reserves. It is common knowledge that the various states marked their gold reserves with small countermarks (a sword for Bosnia, a crown for Bulgaria, an ear of grain for Serbia and an eagle for the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes), but these marks are only a designation of a verified touch of the gold and are not "intended to refer to a geographical area".
It contains .1106 oz of Gold.
