1914 Austrian Empire 1 Corona, EFAn authentic 1 Corona silver coin from the Austrian Empire, dating to 1916 during the Franz Joseph I era. This compact piece is a compelling addition for collectors of European imperial coinage and early 20thcentury silver issues. Obverse: a detailed right facing bust of Franz Joseph I in military dress with decorations, surrounded by legend and titles. Reverse: the imperial double headed eagle bearing the Habsburg shield with crown above, flanked by

5% fineness

Proof coins are specially manufactured with polished dies and planchets to create a higher quality finish and sharper detail than regular circulation strikes

Set Includes Commemorative Statue of Liberty Silver dollar

Reverse: New Zealand coat of arms above the denomination and date

It had a mintage of 20

a scarce date with a low mintage of 600

EF (Extremely Fine) indicates notes that are well preserved with light circulation signs

Composition: Silver 68% (fineness

with a star in the field — a clear reference to Elagabalus’s promotion of the Syrian sun god

Composition: Billon — 37

good paper quality

A vintage New Plymouth Co‑operative Society token issued for local trade in New Plymouth