1861 Austrian Empire 1 Florin, EF

This 1861 Austrian Empire 1 Florin is a mid‑19th century silver coin from the reign of Francis Joseph I, reflecting the formal coinage style of the Habsburg realms. It’s a well‑preserved example dating to a pivotal era in European history.

Obverse: Features a left‑facing bust of Emperor Francis Joseph I wearing military dress and laurel, surrounded by the ruler’s titles and the date. Reverse: Displays the imperial double‑headed eagle with shield and regalia, a classic emblem of the Austrian Empire framed by the denomination.

• Country: Austrian Empire
• Year: 1861
• Denomination: 1 Florin
• Composition: Silver (90% fineness)
• Size: 29 mm
• Weight: 12.34 g (approx.)
• Grade: EF (Extremely Fine)

Extremely Fine (EF) indicates light to moderate wear across the high points while major design elements remain sharp and attractive, with good overall eye appeal for display or collection.