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3 Euros Bat

Uitgever Austrian Mint
Jaar 2016
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Valuta Euro (2002-date)
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Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse features a vivid full-color depiction of a common bat (Fledermaus) in mid-flight, wings fully extended and facing the viewer, rendered in naturalistic polychrome coloring with brown, tan, and grey tones. In the background, a large full moon is visible at upper center, flanked by silhouettes of additional bats in flight and a stylized nocturnal landscape with trees and a stone bridge or archway in low relief. The date 2016 appears at lower center above the legend FLEDERMAUS, which is inscribed in large letters along the lower rim.
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Opschrift keerzijde 2016 FLEDERMAUS
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Aanvullende informatie

Austria's "3 Euro Animal" series, launched in 2016, was deliberately priced to attract children and first-time collectors — the face value itself was a marketing decision, chosen because no circulating denomination exists at that level, making hoarding essentially guaranteed. The bat issue was the first in the run, which would eventually expand to cover a dozen European species.

The Austrian Mint struck these in relatively high quantities for a commemorative, banking on the novelty price point. Most never saw a transaction.

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