Austria 100 Schilling 1978

The Austria 100 Schilling 1978 is a commemorative silver coin that holds significant historical value. It was minted by the Vienna Mint and features the opening of the Arlberg Tunnel as its main theme. The Arlberg Tunnel, located in the Austrian Alps, is a railway tunnel that connects the towns of Langen and St. Anton. It was a major engineering feat and played a crucial role in improving transportation and trade between the eastern and western parts of Austria. The tunnel was officially opened on December 1, 1978, which is the event commemorated by this coin. The coin itself is made of silver and is in proof condition, meaning it has a high level of detail and lustrous finish. It is known by its catalog numbers KM# 2941 and N# 13380, which are commonly used to identify and categorize coins. As a collector's item, the Austria 100 Schilling 1978 holds both numismatic and historical significance. It serves as a reminder of the advancements in transportation infrastructure and the importance of the Arlberg Tunnel in Austria's development.

N° 244 | Austria 100 Schilling 1978

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