Obverse: The center shows the denomination “100”, surrounded by the coats of arms of the Austrian federal states. The inscription “REPUBLIK OESTERREICH HUNDERT SCHILLING” appears along with the dates “1477 1977”, commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Hall Mint.
Reverse: A knight in full armor on an armored horse facing right is depicted. Four shields surround the figure, with two additional shields below the circular design. The legend reads “EVROPA CENT V MON CIV HAL TIR H A CELEBRAT 1977”.
About the coin:
This is a commemorative 100 Schilling silver coin issued in Austria in 1977 to mark the 500th anniversary of the Hall in Tirol Mint. The coin is struck in .640 silver (36% copper), with a total weight of 23.93 g and a diameter of 36 mm. The amount of pure silver contained in the coin is approximately 15.32 g. The coin was demonetized on 28 February 2002.
