10 Corona - Francis Joseph I

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背面描述	Crowned double-headed imperial eagle displayed, bearing on its breast the quartered arms of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine. The eagle's wings are spread and its talons grasp the imperial regalia. Above the eagle, the denomination and date are expressed in Latin as X CORONAE followed by the Roman numeral year, while below the eagle the Arabic numeral value and year appear alongside the abbreviated denomination COR., all within a beaded border. The design was engraved by Rudolf Neuberger.
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铸币厂	Vienna Mint
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附加信息	The 10 Corona denomination was introduced as Austria's contribution to the Latin Monetary Union framework, with the corona replacing the gulden at a fixed rate of two corona per gulden following the Currency Reform Act of 1892. Production stretched across a decade as the Vienna mint worked to fully retire older gulden-denominated gold from circulation. Dies for this type are known to vary across the production run, with earlier strikes from the 1890s generally showing crisper relief than later issues pressed from worn tooling.

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