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10 Euros Loden, silver, coloured
| Issuer | Münze Österreich |
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| Year | 2026 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Obverse description | A close-up enlargement of a traditional Austrian laced bodice (Mieder) forms the central design, rendered in coloured relief and adorned with fine floral embroidery characteristic of Alpine folk costume. The facial value '10' and denomination 'EURO' appear in the lower left field, accompanied by the year of issue '2026'. The legend REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH runs along the left periphery of the coin. |
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| Mintage | 2026 - Proof - 30,000 |
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Part of Austria's long-running "Faszination Tracht" series celebrating regional textile traditions, this issue focuses on Loden — the dense, fulled wool fabric whose production has been centered in the Alpine foothills, particularly around Windischgarsten and the Steyr valley, for several centuries. Austrian Loden gained international commercial reach in the 19th century when Archduke Johann actively promoted indigenous Alpine crafts and industries as a political and cultural project distinct from Viennese court culture.
The applied colour process uses a pad-printing technique developed specifically for Münze Österreich's costume series, requiring a separate production stage after striking.