Austria - 1000 Schilling 1976 - Millennium of the Babenberg Dynasty - KM# 2933 - Gold 900, 13.5g (approx. 12.15g ...

Austria - 1000 Schilling 1976 - Millennium of the Babenberg Dynasty - KM# 2933 - Gold 900, 13.5g (approx. 12.15g pure gold, 0.391 oz) - Uncirculated A reduced buyer’s premium of only 10% + VAT on the premium applies to this item. A gold coin issued in 1976 to commemorate one thousand years since the Babenberg dynasty came to power in Austria in 976. The dynasty ruled medieval Austria and played a central role in the country's political and territorial development. Obverse: The Austrian federal eagle wearing a mural crown and bearing the Austrian shield on its breast. It holds a sickle and hammer in its talons, with a broken chain surrounding its legs as a symbol of Austria's liberation. The inscription REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH appears around the design, with the denomination 1000 SCHILLING below. Reverse: A medieval-style equestrian seal depicting Frederick II, the last Duke of the House of Babenberg, mounted on horseback and holding a banner and shield. The surrounding inscription reads EINSETZUNG DER BABENBERGER (Appointment of the Babenbergs), with the dates 976-1976 above. Gold 900, total weight 13.5 grams, containing approximately 12.15 grams of pure gold, diameter 27 mm. Mintage of 1,800,000 coins. KM# 2933, Friedberg# 909. Uncirculated.