Austrian Paper Money
The Austrian currency was referred to as schillings till 2002 until it was replaced by euros. Since the beginning of the 18th century, Austrian paper money went through many ups and downs. The schillings series consisted of two series; the first started in 1925 and introduced denominations including 1, 5, 10, 20, 100, and 1000. While the second one introduced in 1945 featured 25 and 50 too.
Austrian banknotes have unique designs with great colors and are an excellent representation of the culture and history of the region. Each banknote explicitly represents any historical figure, event, the culture of the country.
Collectors love to travel around the world or get to know the history of different countries through their currencies over time. Undoubtedly, Austrian paper money is not just attractive but also is rare and valuable. Some of the rare schillings and paper money includes Austria 500-euro banknote 2002, Austria 1986 20 Shilling banknote, Austria 5 Gulden 1859, and various more.
