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10 Euros Peony, silver colored

Uitgever Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich)
Jaar 2024
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Samenstelling Silver (.925)
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Beschrijving keerzijde A naturalistically rendered spray of peony plants occupies the right and central field, depicted in fine relief with blooms at varying stages of opening and broad lanceolate leaves. To the left, a stylized decorative band rendered in vibrant pink color application features a repeating floral and vine motif reminiscent of traditional textile or wallpaper design, providing a striking chromatic contrast to the silver field. The composition combines botanical precision with ornamental artistry, characteristic of the Language of Flowers commemorative series issued by the Austrian Mint.
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Muntplaats Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich), Vienna
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Aanvullende informatie

Austria's "Blumensilber" flower series has run long enough to develop a genuine collector following, though individual issues within it rarely carry strong secondary market premiums. The 2024 Peony entry is a bullion-adjacent piece — silver content sufficient to give it intrinsic floor value, but the .925 fineness and modest weight keep it firmly in the gift-market tier rather than the investment one.

The KM suffix designation (3376a.1) suggests a variant classification, likely distinguishing this from a paired colored or niobium version issued simultaneously — a common Austrian Mint practice since the 1990s.

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