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Austrian collector coins in gold There are 30 products.
Austrian Mint, Austria
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7,89 g, Alpine Treasures - Wild Waters, 2022
Alpine Treasures is a new three-coin gold series that both highlights the rare species of plants and animals native to the Austrian Alps and shows off the multifaceted nature of the country’s spectacular mountain landscape.
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7,89 g, Alpine Treasures - Alpine Forests, 2021
Alpine Treasures is a new three-coin gold series that both highlights the rare species of plants and animals native to the Austrian Alps and shows off the multifaceted nature of the country’s spectacular mountain landscape.
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7,89 g, Alpine Treasures - High Peaks, 2020
Alpine Treasures is a new three-coin gold series that both highlights the rare species of plants and animals native to the Austrian Alps and shows off the multifaceted nature of the country’s spectacular mountain landscape.
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16,23 g Magic of Gold - The Gold of Mesopotamia 2019
No other metal has as much symbolic meaning as gold. The five-piece 100 euro Magic of Gold series traces that meaning through different ancient cultures. The first of those cultures is Mesopotamia, ‘the land between two rivers’, the Tigris and the Euphrates, where some of the most important developments in early human history occurred.
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7,89 g, The Vienna Schools of Psychotherapy - Viktor Frankl, 2019
The author of 32 books and the recipient of 29 honorary doctorates, Viennese neurologist and psychiatrist Viktor Frankl was most famous for his bestselling book Man's Search for Meaning. He was also the founder of Logotherapy, a form of existential analysis and the ‘Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy’.
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7,89 g, The Vienna Schools of Psychotherapy - Alfred Adler, 2018
The second coin in our enlightening The Vienna Schools of Psychotherapy gold series is dedicated to Alfred Adler (1870-1937). Originally a member of Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytic movement, Adler broke with Freud and founded the Society for Individual Psychology in 1912.
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7,89 g, The Vienna Schools of Psychotherapy - Sigmund Freud, 2017
Celebrating the pioneering schools of psychotherapy – the scientific discipline established in the Austrian capital in the 20th century – the enlightening three-coin series, The Vienna Schools of Psychotherapy, gets underway in the shape of the founding father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud.
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16,23 g, Crowns of the house of Habsburg - Imperial Crown of...
Originally the personal crown of Emperor Rudolph II, the Imperial Crown of Austria can now be yours. The last 100 euro gold coin in our majestic five-coin Crowns of the House of Habsburg series, it is every bit as impressive as the spectacular crown itself.
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16,23 g, Wildlife in our sights Series - The Red Deer, 2013
Guaranteed to excite all nature lovers, Wildlife in our Sights is a sumptuous six-coin series of gold coins celebrating the diversity of Europe's native wildlife and its natural habitats. One of the continent’s largest and most iconic land mammals, the red deer features in all its splendour on the handsome first coin in the series.
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16,23 g, Wildlife in our sights - The Fox, 2016
The new gold coin - Fox, is the fourth coin of the Wildlife in our sights Series. The collection contains the following coins: -2013: The Red Deer -2014: The Wild Boar -2015: The Capercaillie -2016: The Fox -2017: The Alpine Ibex -2018: The Mallard
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16,23 g, Wildlife in our sights Series - The Alpine Ibex, 2017
Guaranteed to excite all nature lovers, Wildlife in our Sights is a sumptuous six-coin series of gold coins celebrating the diversity of Europe's native wildlife and its natural habitats. One of the continent’s largest and most iconic land mammals, the red deer features in all its splendour on the handsome first coin in the series.
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16,23 g, Wildlife in our sights - The Mallard, 2018
Guaranteed to excite all nature lovers, Wildlife in our Sights is a sumptuous six-coin series of gold coins celebrating the diversity of Europe's native wildlife and its natural habitats. One of the continent’s largest and most iconic land mammals, the red deer features in all its splendour on the handsome first coin in the series.
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16,23 g, Habsburg Crowns - Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, 2008
The crown of the Holy Roman Empire was among the most coveted in Europe. Today, it is kept in the Imperial Treasury of the Hofburg Palace in Vienna. The 100-euro gold coin is itself also a treasure and, as the first coin in the five-part series "Crowns of the Habsburgs," is particularly sought-after.
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