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Coin from niobium "Robotics" - 25 euro Austria, 2011

Country: Austria

Denomination: 25 euro

Issue Date: March 16, 2011

Obverse: a robotic version of the Vitruvian man Leonardo da Vinci, as well as mechanical gears and digital binary code

Reverse: European Space Agency robot exploring the surface of Mars

Mint: Austrian Mint

Design: Thomas Pesendorfer, Mag. Helmut Andexlinger


25 euro	Silver (900 sample )/niobium	16.50 g	34.00 mm	65 000	Special Uncirculated

Austria's collection coin from niobium with a face value of 25 euro "Robotics " was issued on March 16, 2011. Minted in the Austrian mint with a circulation of 65,000 units.

The obverse of the 25 Euro coin depicts a robotic version of the Vitruvian man Leonardo da Vinci, as well as mechanical gears and digital binary code. The denomination "25 EURO" is indicated in the central circle on the left, and the country name "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" and the year of issue of the 2011 coin are inscribed at the top. The inscription "ROBOTIK" is placed at the bottom.

The reverse of the coin depicts a robot of the European Space Agency exploring the surface of Mars. Below on the silver ring is the inscription "MARS - ROBOT."

List of collectible coins of Austria from niobium with a face value of 25 euro:

2003 - Coin "700 Years to the City of Hull in Tyrol"

2004 - Coin "150 years of the Zemmering Railway"

2005 - Coin "50 Years of Television"

2006 - Coin "European Satellite Navigation"

2007 - Coin "Austrian Aviation"

2008 - Coin "Fascinating Light"

2009 - Coin "International Year of Astronomy"

2010 - Coin "Renewable Energy"

2012 - Bionika coin

2013 - Coin "Construction of tunnels"

2014 - Evolution Coin