Condition:

Circulated with even silver toning and light surface marks. Portrait and lettering remain clear. Please view photos for exact condition.

Description:

Offered here is an authentic 1978 Austrian 100 Schilling silver commemorative coin marking the **700th Anniversary of the Battle of Dürnkrut and Jedenspeigen (1278–1978)** — a turning point in Central European history. This coin comes from my grandfather’s personal collection; he was an antique dealer in Austria, adding genuine provenance and authenticity.

The obverse, designed by **Helmut Zobl**, features a detailed portrait of **King Ottokar II of Bohemia**, defeated by Rudolf I of Habsburg — the victory that founded the Habsburg dynasty’s centuries-long rule.  

The reverse shows an abstract sunburst of **figures representing unity and renewal**, surrounding the Austrian shield and denomination “100 Schilling”.

• Denomination: 100 Schilling  

• Year: 1978 (Battle of Dürnkrut & Jedenspeigen 700 Years)  

• Country: Austria  

• Composition: .640 Silver (23.9 g ASW ≈ 0.49 oz pure Ag)  

• Weight: 23.5 g   |  Diameter: 34 mm  

• Edge Lettering: “REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH”  

• Designer/Engraver: Helmut Zobl  

• Mint: Austrian Mint (Vienna)  

• KM Number: KM-2932  

A historic and beautifully designed Austrian silver issue — ideal for collectors of world commemoratives, medieval history, or European heritage. Please examine the photos closely before purchase.

Estimated Condition: Very Fine to XF