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Austrian collector coins in silver There are 78 products.
Austrian Mint, Austria
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16,82 g, Guardian Angels, Michael, 2017 - PROOF
the Protecting Angel is the first coin in the Austrian Mint’s talismanic new four-coin Guardian Angels series, which draws on art history and state-of-the-art colour application technology to celebrate these benevolent but invisible beings.
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Guardian Angels Series - Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel
The Protecting Angel is the first coin in the Austrian Mint’s talismanic new four-coin Guardian Angels series, which draws on art history and state-of-the-art colour application technology to celebrate these benevolent but invisible beings. The Collector´s box contains four silver coins: Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel
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16,5 g, (Ag/Nb), Edaphon, The Living Soil, Niobium Coin, 2023
Beneath our feet is an ecosystem on which we depend but are barely even aware of. As diverse as a rainforest, the edaphon,a collective term that encompasses all living organisms present in soil, is a meaningful chaos built by living creatures that results in growth and gives rise to new life.
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16,5 g, (Ag/Nb), Niobium Coin - Anthropocene, 2018
The footprint of humanity on the Earth is unfortunately a massive one. So big that experts now agree that humanity’s impact on the planet is so profound that it is time to declare a new geologic epoch – the Anthropocene. Examples of this impact are the radioactive elements dispersed across the planet by nuclear testing, plastic pollution and the soot...
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16,5 g (Ag/Nb), Niobium coin, Microcosm, 2017
Following the exploration of the cosmos in 2015, the latest edition in the Austrian Mint’s innovative and ingenious two-tone Silver Niobium series embarks on a technological journey in the opposite direction – to the microcosmos. For the past decade and a half these coins have been employing the combination of silver and niobium to explore fittingly...
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16,5 g (Ag/Nb), Niobium coin, Time, 2016
The theoretical meaning of time may have long been a major subject of debate among philosophers, physicists and religious figures, but the more practical discipline of its measurement has proved to be less of a mystery. Dedicated to the history of chronometry ‘Time’ uses its two-tone niobium core and outer silver ring to show a selection of...
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16,5 g (Ag/Nb), Niobium coin, Cosmology, 2015
Hot on the heals of our trailblazing 2014 coin, featuring two shades of niobium on both sides, comes our stunning 2015 offering, Cosmology. As ever, our innovative Silver Niobium series explores fittingly high-tech themes. This time, Cosmology brilliantly deploys its contrasting blue and yellow niobium hues to bring outer space just a little bit closer to...
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16,5 g (Ag/Nb), Niobium coin, Evolution, 2014
Never prepared to rest on its laurels, the Austrian Mint has now made its groundbreaking Silver Niobium series even more innovative. Using two different shades of niobium for the first time, the blue/green 2014 Evolution edition ingeniously illustrates the story of the development of Homo sapiens from other speci
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16,82 g, Guardian Angels, Raphael, 2018
Worshipped by Christians and Jews for his special healing powers, archangel Raphael is the inspiration for the third coin in our interfaith Guardian Angels series. The talismanic properties of Raphael – The Healing Angel encompass both the body and the soul since Raphael watches over us when we travel, helps us heal and boosts our vitality.
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17,30 g, Eggenberg Palace, 2002
Eggenberg Palace (German: Schloss Eggenberg) in Graz, is the most significant Baroque palace complex in the Austrian province of Styria. With its preserved accouterments, the extensive scenic gardens, as well as some special collections from the Universalmuseum Joanneum housed in the palace and surrounding park, Schloss Eggenberg ranks among the most...
50,00 €
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