Producent: Austrian Mint
ID: 1522
Kolekcja: z³ote monety z
Austrian Mint
Kraj: Austria
Stan zachowania: I (menniczy)
Nomina³: 50 Euro
Z³oto: Au 986
Stempel:
lustrzany (proof)
¦rednica: 22,00 mm
Waga: 10 g
Rant: g³adki
Nak³ad:
50.000 szt.
Data emisji: 26.01.2011
r.
W zestawie:
z³ota moneta kolekcjonerska w kapsule ochronnej i etui, indywidualnie
numerowany certyfikat autentyczno¶ci Austrian Mint
"Im gorsze czasy, tym
mocniej ¶wieci siê z³oto."
Moneta kolekcjonerska
wykonana ze z³ota - kruszcu stanowi±cego
niekwestionowane uosobienie bogactwa, stabilno¶ci i bezpieczeñstwa.
Z³ota moneta zosta³a wybita w renomowanej mennicy austriackiej o ponad
800-letniej tradycji.
Ten cenny numizmat u¶wietnia 200-rocznicê powstania muzeum Joaennum w
Grazu, w
którym podziwiaæ mo¿na miêdzy innymi bogat± kolekcjê malarstwa europejskiego oraz koronê ksi±¿±t
Styrii.
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Gold
coin - 200 Years Joanneum at Graz
Established in 1811 as a
national museum by Archduke Johann, the Joanneum celebrates its
bicentenary in 2011; an occasion that the Austrian Mint is honouring
with the issue of a very special gold coin.
Made to the highest
quality proof, with a polished finish and frosted motif, the coin
depicts the handsome collection of museum buildings set against a
polished background – with unique results.
Highly sought after due to the value of its 10 grams of fine gold, the
coin is beautifully executed from an artistic, technological and
thematic perspective.
The coin in
detail
The obverse of the coin
depicts the museum entrance at number 10 Raubergasse, which leads to
the main part of the Joanneum Universal Museum. In the background, the
modern Kunsthaus, known affectionately as the "Friendly Alien" by its
creators, can be seen. In accordance with this modern design, on the
left-hand side the landscape of the River Mur has been subtly stylised.
The reverse side of the coin shows a detail of the armoury at Graz
arsenal, the world's largest remaining historic arsenal. In the
foreground is the armour of Michael Witz the Younger from Innsbruck,
circa 1550.
link zewnêtrzny:
http://www.museum-joanneum.at/
¼ród³o:
Austrian Mint / Wikipedia
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