1926 Austria Silver 1 Schilling – Vienna Mint Circulation Coin Investment

This 1926 Austrian 1 Schilling silver coin, minted in Vienna, represents the early years of the First Republic after World War I. Struck in 64% silver and weighing 6 grams, it combines intrinsic bullion value with collectible appeal, making it a classic for Austrian and world coin collectors.Don’t wait—add this historic 1926 Austrian silver schilling to your collection today. Limited supply in high grades!

 Why This Is a Good Buy

The 1926 1 Schilling is Austria’s early silver coinage following the currency reform of 1925, making it historically significant. With 64% silver content (approx. 0.123 oz ASW), it offers intrinsic bullion value in addition to collectible appeal. Although over 18 million were minted, surviving coins in high grades are much scarcer, as many were melted over time. Collectors of Austrian, European, and interwar-era coins value this piece for its role in stabilizing Austria’s economy after WWI, and its long-term value is supported by both silver demand and numismatic interest.

• Numista – Austria 1 Schilling 1926 (KM# 2840): https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1186.html

• NGC World Coin Price Guide – Austria 1 Schilling (1925–1937): https://www.ngccoin.com/price-guide/world/austria-schilling-1925-1937-cuid-1053100

• CoinWeek – History of Austrian Schilling: https://coinweek.com