1926 Austria 1 Groschen KM # 2836 World Coin

1926 Austria 1 Groschen coin. This coin was part of Austria's First Republic (1918-1938) and was issued as a subdivision of the Schilling currency, which was introduced in 1925.
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Period: First Republic of Austria (1919-1934), specifically circulated between 1925 and 1938.
Composition: Bronze.
Denomination: 1 Groschen, which was valued at 0.01 Schilling.
Historical Context: The Groschen, as a coin name, dates back to the Middle Ages, originally meaning "thick penny." It was adopted in various European countries, including Austria, where it became a subdivision of the Schilling after the krone currency.
Design: The obverse typically features a national symbol like the crowned eagle or, in the case of the 2 Groschen of this period, a thick cross potent, while the reverse shows the large value and date.
Collectibility: As a historical coin, the 1926 Austria 1 Groschen is sought after by collectors interested in Austrian numismatics or world coins