100 Shilling First Austrian Republic (1918-1934) Gold

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Denomination:

100 Shilling

Metal:

Gold

State:

First Austrian Republic (1918-1934)

Issue year(s):

1928

Catalog reference:

KM-2842 (50) Fr-520 (37) Fr-435 (4) Schl-685 (4) Jaeger-437 (2) Schl-680 (2) Schl-681 (1) Schl-682 (1) Schl-683 (1) Schl-684 (1) Schl-686 (1)

Austria. 100 Schillings, 1931. Fr-520; KM-2842. Weight 0.6807 ounce. Eagle. Reverse: Value between branches.

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AUSTRIA - REPUBBLICA (1918-...) 100 Scellini 1927. Fb. 520 Au g 23,53 ¥ PCGS PL63 FDC

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AUSTRIA - REPUBBLICA (1918-...) 100 Scellini 1929. Fb. 520 Au g 23,56 ¥ PCGS PL65 FDC

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RDR / ÖSTERREICH I. Republik. 1918-1938. 100 Schilling 1933, Wien. 23.53 g. Schl. 685. Fr. 435. Kleine Kratzer / Minor scratches. Fast FDC / About uncirculated.

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RDR / ÖSTERREICH I. Republik. 1918-1938. 100 Schilling 1933, Wien. 23.48 g. Schl. 685. Fr. 520. FDC / Uncirculated.

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RDR / ÖSTERREICH I. Republik. 1918-1938 100 Schilling 1933. 23.53 g. Schl. 685. Fr. 520. Seltener Jahrgang. Fast FDC.

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RDR / ÖSTERREICH I. Republik. 1918-1938 100 Schilling 1931, Wien. 23.50 g. Schl. 684. Fr. 520. Fast FDC.

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