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4 Ducat Austrian Gold Coin 1915 – obverse
4 Ducat Austrian Gold Coin 1915 – reverse
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4 Ducat Austrian Gold Coin 1915

Austrian Mint
Gold0.98613.963 g1915Austria
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The large 4 ducat, restruck by the Austrian Mint with the date 1915. At 40 mm it is unusually broad and thin, with room for a detailed portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph I and the crowned arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It holds 0.4438 oz of 98.6% pure gold. A striking display coin with a long history behind it.

  • Consisting of .4438 troy oz of 986 gold
  • Obverse: Emperor Franz Joseph I
  • Reverse: Coat of Arms of the Hapsburg Dynasty and Crowned Arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
  • Diameter: 40.00 mm
Specifications
Metal Gold
Mint Austrian Mint
Weight 13.963 g
Purity 0.986
Year 1915
Country Austria
Type Coin
Face value 4 Ducat
Packaging Individual Coin Capsule or Sleeve
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Ducat weight and value

How much does a ducat weigh?

The 1 ducat weighs 3.49 g and holds 0.1107 oz of gold. The 4 ducat is four times larger and holds 0.4430 oz. Both are 98.6% gold (about 23.7 karat).

Why do they all say 1915?

The Austrian Mint has kept striking ducats with the 1915 date as official restrikes, so the date doesn't tell you when the coin was made.

What is a 1915 ducat worth?

Restrikes are valued on their gold content, so the price follows the gold price.

The large 4 ducat, restruck by the Austrian Mint with the date 1915. At 40 mm it is unusually broad and thin, with room for a detailed portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph I and the crowned arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It holds 0.4438 oz of 98.6% pure gold. A striking display coin with a…

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The large 4 ducat, restruck by the Austrian Mint with the date 1915. At 40 mm it is unusually broad and thin, with room for a detailed portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph I and the crowned arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It holds 0.4438 oz of 98.6% pure gold. A striking display coin with a long history behind it.

Highlights

  • Consisting of .4438 troy oz of 986 gold
  • Obverse: Emperor Franz Joseph I
  • Reverse: Coat of Arms of the Hapsburg Dynasty and Crowned Arms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
  • Diameter: 40.00 mm

Additional information

Weight 13.963 g
Dimensions 4 × 4 × 0.4 cm

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