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Austrian Empire follows Austria progression from medieval duchy and later archduchy, to the period of time when Austria became Austrian Empire, an european great power. Most of its existence, Austria and its constituent parts, were under the dominion of the House of Habsburg. The conglomeration issued various thaler coins in concordant with the rest of the HRE, which it dominated by the 15th century. Various wars of succession throughout the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries resulted in Habsburg power being limited to the Austrian possessions, which had grown to include many non-Germanic lands. The Empire, formalized in 1804, adopted a decimal version of the Gulden (adopted 1754) in 1857. The 1867 compromise saw the now Austria-Hungary dualized, with the introduction of a new kroner currency in 1892, at a 1:1 rate against the Hungarian florin (forint) and the Austrian korona, a par set since the Hungarian satellite currency's introduction in 1857. The unstable empire was rocked by ethnic crises leading up to the outbreak of WWI in 1914, eventually ending in it's dissolution and implosion in 1918, setting up the new Austrian Republic and other central European states.
1 Gulden - Francis Joseph I
1882 Banknotes › Standard circulation banknotes
120 × 78 mm
KK Banknoten# 108, P# 157, A153, Adamo MBK1# G125, N# 204562
1 Gulden - Francis Joseph I
1888 Banknotes › Standard circulation banknotes
105 × 69 mm
KK Banknoten# 110, Pick Au# 159, P# A156, Adamo MBK1# G126, N# 212535
Shooting Taler - Francis Joseph I (Third German Shooting Festival)
1868 Exhibition, fair and festival medals › Shooting medals and thalers: Third German Shooting Festival
Silver • 16.90 g • ⌀ 33.5 mm
Her# 482, Jaeg 3 Habs# 371, Hauser 1# 5037, X# M8, Thun# 461, Dav ECT# 28, Slg. Wurzbach# 9342, Slg. Peltzer# 1923, N# 18980
2 Florins - Francis Joseph I (Shooting Thaler)
1880 Exhibition, fair and festival medals › Shooting medals and thalers: First Federal Shooting Festival
Silver (.900) • 22.15 g • ⌀ 36 mm
Hauser 1# 5101, Slg. Peltzer# 1932, X# M6, Thun# 465, Dav GT III# 32, N# 22597
2 Gulden - Francis Joseph I (Kuttenberg mines)
1887 Coins › Circulating commemorative coins: For the reopening of the Kuttenburg silver mines
Silver (.900) • 24.69 g
KM# XM7, Diet# 1169, Her# 825, Dav ECT# 33, N# 163009
5 Gulden
1859 Banknotes › Standard circulation banknotes
130 × 108 mm
KK Banknoten# 102/94, Pick Au# 144, P# A88, Adamo MBK1# G91, N# 308340
5 Gulden
1866 Banknotes › Standard circulation banknotes
136 × 91 mm
KK Banknoten# 102, P# 151, A151, Adamo MBK1# G98, N# 203435
5 Gulden - Francis Joseph I
1881 Banknotes › Standard circulation banknotes
140 × 94 mm
KK Banknoten# 107, Pick Au# 156, P# A154, Adamo MBK1# G127, N# 308301