The value of a 50 Groschen coin can vary depending on several factors, including:
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- Country of origin and year of mintage: Groschen were used in various European countries for centuries. Austria is a prominent example where the 50 Groschen coin was part of its currency system, particularly during the Second Republic (1945-2001).
- Material: Austrian 50 Groschen coins from 1959-2001 were made of aluminium bronze (91.5% copper, 8.5% aluminum). Earlier versions might have different compositions.
- Condition: A coin’s condition is a major factor in determining its value to collectors.
Here are some examples of recent values observed for Austrian 50 Groschen coins:
- Circulated Austrian 50 Groschen coins (years 1946-1955, 1959-2001, etc.) can be found for prices ranging from around $0.99 to $18.25 depending on their condition and year.
- A 1972 Silver Austria 50 Groschen coin was recently priced at $4.44 (discounted from $5).
- Certain older issues, like a 1934 Austria 50 Groschen coin in XF+ condition, can fetch higher prices, like $58.43.
- A 1935 Austria 50 Groschen coin was listed for $56.44.
You can consult coin dealers or numismatic experts for a professional appraisal of your specific coin. You might also find pricing information in coin collecting resources and online marketplaces.
What is 50 groschen?
Good point! The aluminium-bronze coin of 50 groschen features the Austrian shield. The groschen is the subdivision of the Austrian Schilling, with 100 groschen in one Austrian Schilling. Do you have a 50 Groschen coin Austria?
Where is a groschen coin from?
From my experience, Austria introduced the groschen in 1924 as the subdivision of the schilling. It was restored, along with the schilling, in 1945 and continued in use until the introduction of the euro in 2002.
How much does a groschen coin weigh?
The weight of the coin varies between 3.5 and 3.7 g with a fineness of 933/1000 of silver. The groschen was subdivided into twelve parvus (“small”) coins with a Bohemian heraldic lion sign on the obverse.
What is 10 groschen currency?
Good point! The Austrian coin of 10 groschen features the text ‘Republik Österreich’. There are 100 groschen in one Austrian schilling. 10 groschen is equal to 0.10 Austrian Schilling.