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1915 Austrian Four Ducat Gold Best Value Bullion Coins

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Buy a 4 Ducat (Best Value)

The 1915 Austrian 4 Ducat restrike is a popular bullion coin, offering high-purity gold and a historic design. Struck by the Austrian Mint in 13.9 grams of solid .986 (23.75-carat) gold, these coins are notably thin (just 0.7 millimetres thick), creating a large 40.00 millimetre surface to showcase two detailed designs. The obverse shows Emperor Franz Joseph I in ornate regalia, while the reverse carries the Austrian double-headed eagle, one of the most recognisable motifs in European coinage. Although dated 1915, these pieces are authorised restrikes produced to the original historic standard by the Münze Österreich. Highly liquid and visually striking, the 4 Ducat restrike is an excellent addition to any investment portfolio.
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Austrian 1915 Gold Four Ducats

Four Ducat coins were issued by the Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich) in Vienna in the latter half of the 19th century, throughout the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I. After his death, these coins were restruck with a 1915 date

Portrait Of Emperor Franz Joseph

The obverse of these coins shows a portrait of Franz Joseph I and is inscribed 'FRANC · IOS · I · D · G · AVSTRIAE IMPERATOR'. Franz Joseph was Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary from 1848 until his death in 1916.

Double-Headed Austrian Eagle

The reverse shows the double-headed Austro-Hungarian eagle with an orb and sceptre in its claws, a '(4)' below and 'HVNGAR · BOHEM · GAL · LOD · ILL · REX A · A · 1915' around. Both designs were engraved by Friedrich Leisek.

Large, Thin .986 Gold Coin

Gold Four Ducat coins are large and thin, measuring 40 millimetres in diameter with a thickness of about 0.7 millimetres. They are struck in just under 14 grams of .986 (23.75-carat) gold and have shiny background surfaces.

Collectable Historic Bullion

The high purity of these restrike 1915 Austrian gold coins has made them very popular with investors. 4 Ducats are among the world's oldest bullion coins, their history appealing to those looking to add interest to their stack.