N° 676 | Austria 4 Dukat 1885 "Shooting Festival in Innsbruck Gold Prize" NGC PF63 ULTRA CAMEO Top Pop

676 - Austria 4 Dukat 1885 "Shooting Festival in Innsbruck Gold Prize" NGC PF63 ULTRA CAMEO Top Pop
676 - Austria 4 Dukat 1885 "Shooting Festival in Innsbruck Gold Prize" NGC PF63 ULTRA CAMEO Top Pop

Description

Morosini# 1680, J# 298, Frühwald# 1914; Gold 13.95 g., 29 mm., Proof; Franz Josef I; By A. Scharff & A. Busson; Obv: Bust of Franz Joseph I and the inscription FRANC• IOS•KAISER•V•OESTER•ETC•G•V•TIROL Rev: Austrian Imperial Eagle and the inscription ZWEITES•OESTER•BVNDES - SCHIESSEN•INNSBRVCK•1885; Only 4 medals were graded in such a high grade in NGC. An outstanding and extremely rare specimen, worthy to become a part of the most prestigious collection

GPT Description

The Austria 4 Dukat 1885 "Shooting Festival in Innsbruck Gold Prize" is a remarkable numismatic piece that holds historical significance and artistic beauty. Issued in 1885, this gold coin commemorates the Second Austrian Federal Shooting Festival held in Innsbruck. On the obverse of the coin, you will find a detailed bust of Emperor Franz Joseph I, who was a prominent figure in Austrian history. The inscription "FRANC• IOS•KAISER•V•OESTER•ETC•G•V•TIROL" surrounds his portrait, emphasizing his royal titles and connections to the region of Tyrol. The reverse side features the majestic Austrian Imperial Eagle, a symbol of power and authority, along with the inscription "ZWEITES•OESTER•BVNDES - SCHIESSEN•INNSBRVCK•1885" denoting the event and location of the shooting festival in Innsbruck. Crafted by talented engravers A. Scharff and A. Busson, this coin is a proof strike, showcasing exquisite details and a high level of craftsmanship. With a weight of 13.95 grams and a diameter of 29 mm, this numismatic treasure is a testament to the skilled artistry of the mint. Only four medals of this type have been graded in such exceptional condition by NGC, earning it a PF63 Ultra Cameo grade. This rarity and exceptional quality make it a coveted piece for collectors seeking to add a prestigious and historically significant item to their collection. The Shooting Festival in Innsbruck was a traditional event that attracted marksmen and spectators from various regions, celebrating skill in marksmanship and fostering camaraderie among participants. The coin serves as a tangible reminder of this historic event and the cultural significance it held during the late 19th century in Austria. Owning this Austria 4 Dukat 1885 coin not only provides a glimpse into the past but also allows collectors to appreciate the artistry, history, and rarity encapsulated within its design. It is indeed a valuable addition to any distinguished numismatic collection.
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