Austria, Franz Joseph I, 1 florin 1861 A

A very nice example of floren. Faint background, rant bruising.

Florens are some of the more common Austrian coins of the 19th century and are very popular among collectors. The coins are easy to obtain in circulating condition, but are increasingly rare in the trade in mint condition.

Obverse: head of the Emperor wearing a laurel wreath, clockwise, mint mark A below it, legend in the rim:
FRANC-IOS-I-D-G-AVSTRIAE IMPERATOR;

Reverse: imperial eagle, in the rim legend:
HVNG-BOH-LOMB-ET VEN--1 FL-GAL-LOD-ILL-REX A-A-1861;