Austria, Silver 50 Schilling (3), each 20g, 1968-1970 (Three different commemorative coins)

Issued to commemorate the 500th anniversary of Emperor Maximilian I, this .900 fine silver coin weighs 20 grams and features a detailed portrait of Maximilian I on the obverse, with the Austrian shield design surrounding the denomination on the reverse. One of Austria's most popular historical commemoratives, it is admired for its elegant Renaissance portraiture and excellent minting quality.

This commemorative marks the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Second Austrian Republic (1918–1968). The reverse depicts the Austrian Parliament Building, symbolizing democracy and national unity, while the obverse bears the denomination encircled by the provincial coats of arms. It is one of the most collected modern Austrian silver issues.

Issued to commemorate the University of Vienna, one of Europe's oldest universities, this .900 fine silver coin features an allegorical figure representing knowledge and learning, with academic emblems surrounding the design. Its artistic reverse makes it a favourite among collectors of European commemorative coinage.

All are UNC coins