1 Frank - Johann II

Liechtenstein struck coinage only sporadically, and this 1924 issue — produced in Vienna — came during a period when the principality had just dissolved its customs union with Austria following the latter's post-war economic collapse, pivoting instead toward Switzerland. The Swiss franc became the de facto currency, making these domestic silver pieces functionally ceremonial almost from the moment of issue.

Johann II reigned for 70 years, the longest of any Liechtenstein ruler. He died in February 1929, meaning this frank was struck within the final five years of a reign that had begun in 1858.