.581 ozt Charlemagne Karolus Magnus Silver

This coin is a 100 Schilling silver commemorative coin from Austria issued in 2001, featuring Charlemagne. It is part of the "Holy Roman Empire" series and the inscription "KAROLUS MAGNUS" (Charlemagne in Latin) appears around his portrait. 

Design (Obverse): Features a bust of Charlemagne, depicted with a scepter and two shields bearing coats of arms.

Design (Reverse): Depicts the Imperial Crown and other Imperial Regalia of the Holy Roman Empire with the denomination and country name.

This coin is a popular collector's item due to its subject matter and historical significance as the last 100 Schilling silver commemorative coin issued before the introduction of the Euro.

Country of Origin: Austria

Content: .5813 troy oz. fine proof silver

Mint: Austrian Mint

Weight: 20.09 g or 18.081 g fine silver

Diameter: 34 mm

Thickness: 2.6 mm

Denomination: 100 Schilling

Purity: 90.0%

Year: 2001

Mintage: Limited, with a known mintage of around 50,000 pieces.

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