Obverse: Portrait of the Roman emperor Constantius II , there is an inscription under the portrait: “Aguntum” . Behind the portrait of the emperor are the gates to the quarter of artisans of Aguntum. To the right in a circle is the inscription “ Constantius II ” (Constantius II). Text to the left around the circle: German. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). The coin denomination is also indicated: “20 Euro”.

Reverse: Life of ordinary people of Aguntum: a woman came to the market for a jug, two townspeople are walking near the market. The inscription at the top of the coin: "Aguntum" (Aguntum).   Ah my dear Augustine ^[100]Artists: Helmut Andexlinger and Thomas PesendorferAustrian MintValue: € 10Metal: Ag 925Circulation:

30,000
40,000Quality:

Special unc
ProofDiameter:
32 mmDate of issue:
October 12, 2011Weight:
17.3 gEdge: smoothThis coin completed the series "Myths and Legends of Austria."

Obverse: Musician Augustine, who survived the plague in Vienna in 1678–1679. The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). Also, the inscription is engraved in the upper part of the coin . Wien 1679 ( Rus. Vienna 1679 ). At the bottom is the denomination - “10 Euro”.

Reverse: Augustine plays in one of Vienna's zucchini, visitors to the institution listen to him. In the background is the old quarter of Vienna. The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Der liebe Augustin ( Rus. Ah, my dear Augustine ).  Czech crown of St. Wenceslas ^[101]Artists: Helmut Andexlinger and Thomas PesendorferAustrian MintValue: € 100Metal: Au 986Circulation: 30,000Quality: ProofDiameter:
30 mmDate of issue:
November 9, 2011Weight: 16.227 gEdge: smoothThe fourth coin from the series “Crowns of the House of Habsburg”.

Obverse: Crown of St. Wenceslas . The crown lies on a silk fabric decorated with the coat of arms of the Czech Republic . The inscription at the top of the coin: it. Republik Österreich ( Russian Republic of Austria ). The inscription at the bottom of the coin: it. Wenzelskrone ( Rus. Crown of St. Wenceslas ). The center shows the face value of "100 Euro" and the year of issue - 2011.

Reverse: portrait of Rudolph II on the background of Charles Bridge , 3 of 30 sculptures are visible. Behind the bridge you can see the spiers of the famous St. Vitus Cathedral , where the crown of St. Wenceslas is kept. Text at the bottom of the coin: mute. Rudolf könig v Böhmen ( Rus. Rudolf king of Bohemia ).

2012 Coins