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50 Schilling
(2000)
Ferdinand Porsche
Bimetallic: copper-nickel plated nickel centre in aluminium bronze ring
8.15g
ø 26.5mm
au
6,30
unc
7,00–15,00
50 Schilling
(2001)
Last Schilling
Bimetallic: copper-nickel plated nickel centre in aluminium bronze ring
8.15g
ø 26.5mm
xf
5,40
au
5,70
unc
6,50–8,70
1 Groschen
(1925–1938)
Bronze
1.6g
ø 17mm
vg
0,39–0,48
f
0,20–0,48
vf
0,33–0,60
xf
0,48–1,70
au
0,48–0,95
unc
0,48
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2 Groschen
(1925–1938)
Bronze
3.3g
ø 19mm
g
0,12–0,28
vg
0,12–0,47
f
0,22–0,54
vf
0,30–1,10
xf
0,45–0,94
au
0,60–1,80
unc
1,40–3,20
5 Groschen
(1931–1938)
Copper-nickel
3g
ø 17mm
vg
0,19
f
0,44
vf
0,82–1,10
xf
0,99–1,90
au
1,20–1,50
unc
1,50
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
10 Groschen
(1925–1929)
Copper-nickel
4.5g
ø 22.05mm
g
0,15
vg
0,24–0,30
f
0,35–0,40
vf
0,52–0,54
xf
0,62–1,10
au
1,50–1,70
unc
2,90
50 Groschen
(1935–1936)
Copper-nickel
5.5g
ø 24mm
f
0,90
vf
1,70
xf
2,20
au
3,10
unc
3,10
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Schilling
(1924–1926)
Silver (.640)
3g
ø 19mm
vg
2,90
f
2,90
vf
2,90–4,20
xf
3,30–4,20
au
3,60–4,20
unc
4,40–4,90
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
50 Groschen
(1934)
"Nachtschilling"
Copper-nickel
5.5g
ø 24mm
xf
49,00
au
49,00
unc
49,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
1 Schilling
(1925–1932)
Silver (.640)
6g
ø 25mm
vg
2,90
f
3,30–3,60
vf
4,40
xf
5,00–5,30
au
5,30–6,50
unc
7,60–8,10
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Schilling
(1934–1935)
Copper-nickel
7g
ø 26mm
f
1,30
vf
1,60–2,10
xf
1,90–3,30
au
1,90–4,40
unc
4,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Schilling
(1934–1936)
Silver (.835)
15g
ø 31mm
f
20,00
vf
20,00–22,00
xf
21,00–54,00
au
23,00–71,00
unc
30,00–93,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
25 Schilling
(1926–1934)
Gold (.900)
5.881g
ø 21mm
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
25 Schilling
(1935–1938)
Gold (.900)
5.881g
ø 21mm
unc
1.000,00–1.200,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
100 Schilling
(1926–1934)
Gold (.900)
23.5245g
ø 33mm
A variant with a mirror-like, prooflike surface, struck normally.
100 Schilling
(1935–1938)
Gold (.900)
23.5245g
ø 33mm
unc
2.600,00–3.700,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Groschen
(1931–1938)
Pattern
Gold (.900)
6.6g
ø 17mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
½ Schilling
(1924)
Pattern
Silver (.640)
3.45g
ø 19mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Schilling
(1924)
Pattern
Silver (.800)
7g
ø 26mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
2 Schillings
(1928)
Franz Schubert
Silver (.640)
12g
ø 29.4mm
f
5,40
vf
8,40
xf
9,20
au
11,00
unc
11,00
2 Schillings
(1930)
Walther von der Vogelweide
Silver (.640)
12g
ø 29.4mm
vf
7,80
xf
11,00
au
13,00
unc
13,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
2 Schillings
(1931)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Silver (.640)
12g
ø 29.4mm
vf
12,00
xf
15,00
au
15,00
unc
21,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.