Commemorative coins of Austria
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This is the list of commemorative coins of Austria in schilling, minted by Münze Österreich.
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[edit] 50 schilling
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic Au/Ag - "Ostarrîchi" - 1996
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic Au/Ag - "Vienna Succession" - 1997
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic Au/Ag - "EU Presidency" - 1998
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic Au/Ag - "Konrad Lorenz" - 1998
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic Au/Ag - "Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union" - 1999
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic cupronickel/Magnimat 7 - "Johann Strauss II" - 1999
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic cupronickel/Magnimat 7 - "Sigmund Freud" -2000
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic cupronickel/Magnimat 7 - "Ferdinand Porsche" - 2000
- 50 schillings - bi-metallic cupronickel/Magnimat 7 - "Schilling Era" - 2001
[edit] 100 schilling
- 100 schillings - bi-metallic Ag/Ti - Communications - 2000
- 100 schillings - bi-metallic Ag/Ti - Transportation - 2001
- 100 schillings - silver - Vienna - 1991
- 100 schillings - silver - Salzburg - 1991
- 100 schillings - silver - Rudolph I of Habsburg - 1991
- 100 schillings - silver - Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor - 1992
- 100 schillings - silver - 1848 Revolution - 1994
- 100 schillings - silver - Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria - 1994
- 100 schillings - silver - First Austrian Republic - 1995
- 100 schillings - silver - Leopold III[disambiguation needed
] - 1996 - 100 schillings - silver - Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico - 1997
- 100 schillings - silver - Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria - 1998
- 100 schillings - silver - Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria - 1999
- 100 schillings - silver - The Celts - 2000
- 100 schillings - silver - The Romans - 2000
- 100 schillings - silver - The Holy Roman Empire - 2001
- 100 schillings - silver - The Middle Ages - 2001
[edit] 500 schilling
- 500 schillings - bi-metallic Au/Ag - Entry of Austria into the EU - 1995
- 500 schillings - silver - Gustav Klimt/Art Nouveau - 1989
- 500 schillings - silver - Koloman Moser/Stained Glass - 1989
- 500 schillings - silver - Egon Schiele/Expressionism - 1990
- 500 schillings - silver - Oskar Kokoschka/Expressionism - 1990
- 500 schillings - silver - Dr. Karl Böhm - 1991
- 500 schillings - silver - Herbert von Karajan - 1991
- 500 schillings - silver - Gustav Mahler - 1992
- 500 schillings - silver - Richard Strauss - 1992
- 500 schillings - silver - The Lakes Region - 1993
- 500 schillings - silver - The Alpine Region - 1993
- 500 schillings - silver - The River Region - 1994
- 500 schillings - silver - Pannonian Region - 1994
- 500 schillings - silver - The Hill Country - 1995
- 500 schillings - silver - The Alpine Foothills - 1995
- 500 schillings - silver - The Mill Region - 1996
- 500 schillings - silver - The Towns - 1996
- 500 schillings - silver - Ironsmith - 1997
- 500 schillings - silver - Stone Mason - 1997
- 500 schillings - silver - Book Printer - 1998
- 500 schillings - silver - Goldsmith - 1998
- 500 schillings - silver - Rosenburg - 1999
- 500 schillings - silver - Lockenhaus - 1999
- 500 schillings - silver - Hochosterwitz - 2000
- 500 schillings - silver - Hohenwerfen - 2000
- 500 schillings - silver - Festung Kufstein - 2001
- 500 schillings - silver - Schattenburg - 2001
- 500 schillings - gold - Don Giovanni - 1991
- 500 schillings - gold - Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor - 1993
- 500 schillings - gold - Franz Schubert - 1997
- 500 schillings - gold - Vienna Boys Choir - 1998
- 500 schillings - gold - Johann Strauss/Father & Son - 1999
- 500 schillings - gold - Birth of Christ - 2000
- 500 schillings - gold - The Bible - 2001
- 500 schillings - gold - Christian Religious Orders - 2002
[edit] 1000 schilling
- 1000 schillings - bi-metallic Ag/Au - 800 years Vienna Mint - 1994
- 1000 schillings - gold - The Magic Flute - 1991
- 1000 schillings - gold - Queen Marie Antoinette of France - 1997
- 1000 schillings - gold - Empress Elisabeth of Austria - 1998
- 1000 schillings - gold - Emperor Karl I of Austria - 1999
- 1000 schillings - gold - Heidentor - 2000
- 1000 schillings - gold - Illuminated manuscripts - 2001
[edit] Euro
Main article: Euro gold and silver commemorative coins (Austria)
Austria changed to the euro in 2002, since then it has been minting several commemorative euro coins in silver and gold every year.
