5 Euros (Schladming 2013)
Austria • 5 Euros • Copper • 2012
- Denomination
- 5 Euros
- Issuer
- Austria
- Struck
- 2012
- Composition
- Copper
- Currency
- Euro
- Weight
- 8.9 g
- Diameter
- 28.5 mm
- Catalog refs
- KM 3215 · Schön 399
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Where it came from
The 5-euro Schladming coin was minted by the Austrian Mint in 2012 to commemorate the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships held in Schladming, Austria, in 2013. As part of Austria's long-standing tradition of issuing commemorative coinage for major international sporting events, this coin serves as both a circulating currency and a collectible artifact celebrating the nation's deep-rooted alpine skiing heritage.
Designed by Herbert Wölger, the obverse features a dynamic depiction of a downhill skier carving a turn, capturing the speed and precision of the sport, while the reverse displays the traditional Austrian national coat of arms surrounded by the nine provincial shields. The coin is composed of a copper-silver alloy and was well-received by collectors for its clean, modern aesthetic that successfully balances artistic flair with the technical requirements of high-quality minting.
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