The 1969 Austrian National Bank 100 Schilling banknote is a beautifully designed piece of Austrian currency featuring notable historical and cultural elements. Here are some key details:
Issuer: Austrian National Bank (Österreichische Nationalbank)
Value: 100 Austrian Schilling
Size: 150 × 75 mm
Material: Paper
Demonetized: November 28, 1986
Design Features
Obverse: Features a portrait of Angelika Kauffmann, a renowned Swiss-Austrian painter, facing left.
Reverse: Depicts a traditional Bregenzerwald house, a historic wooden structure from Bregenz built in 1686.
Primary Colors: Olive green and gray tones.
Security Features: Includes a watermark and intricate design elements to prevent counterfeiting.
This banknote was part of Austria’s Second Republic currency series and reflects the country’s artistic and architectural heritage.
