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| 表面の説明 | The obverse, designed by Helmut Andexlinger, depicts the ancient art of falconry as practiced within the grounds of the medieval Landskron Castle near Villach, Carinthia's second largest city. A falconer is shown with a bird of prey in a detailed scenic composition set against the castle backdrop, rendered in a high-relief illustrative style. The upper legend reads REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH, with FALKNEREI and the denomination 10 EURO appearing alongside the date 2012, and the designer's initials TP positioned in the field. |
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| 鋳造数 | 2012 - - 40,000 2012 - Proof - 30,000 |
| 追加情報 |
Austria's nine-province commemorative silver series, launched in 2004, assigned each federal state a dedicated issue. Carinthia's 2012 entry came at a politically charged moment — the province had spent years in a bruising legal and political battle over bilingual topographical signs in Slovene-speaking municipalities, a dispute rooted in the 1955 State Treaty obligations Austria had quietly ignored for decades. A constitutional settlement was finally reached in 2011, just a year before this coin was struck.
The .925 fineness used across this series is slightly below the more common .999 or .900 standards, a specification chosen to improve die life during minting.