Austria, Franz Joseph I, 1 florin 1858 V

A circulating example of a florin. A rare commercial issue from the mint in Venice.

Florens are some of the more common Austrian coins of the 19th century and are very popular among collectors.

Obverse: head of the Emperor in a laurel wreath, clockwise, mint mark V 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-1858;