M. two kopecks, copper two-penny; with the transfer of the account to silver, this name is falling into disuse, like money, a penny. Grosh or more pennies south. money in general; tax, see penny. For a penny everywhere is good. I didn’t buy for my penny, don’t vomit. Give me a penny, let the piglet into the rye, and it will be good. Though a penny, but your own. There is a penny, so there will be rye. Not your penny, so don't vomit. Don't say a word, just show me a penny. If there were rye in the barrel, there would be a penny in the pocket. He doesn't put him down. Not worth an iron penny. Not worth a penny. the whole thing is not worth a penny. Not worth a penny, but looks like a ruble. For him, give a penny underpay, and give two to hand over. There is no broken or blind penny. You won't lose much for a penny. They give him a penny, so you don't look good. poor two pennies, otherwise a lot is good. Where you scratch with your fingernail, there is a penny (and a louse). It's good: he gave the devil a penny for him, but went crazy! She walked well, but did not bow; gave money. did not return. Broke, curve: a penny on the shelf! They give a penny by grinding, calling someone to a manual millstone; a penny for me, saying, if someone lies well; here shallow in a mutual sense. Not a penny, but fame is good. A miserly soul is cheaper than a penny. There is no penny for the soul. Lost for nothing. They killed him, not for a penny. people are penniless, but with us (i.e., the miserly) even the ruble is crying. you can’t sell him for a penny. Our profits, only copper pennies. I bought famously for my pennies. For my penny, but I'm not good. Do not cry, rye, that you sold for a penny: spring will come, I will pay twice, and turn back! tease the bad owner. Oh-oh, I walk, I change a penny, I take change! A peasant came the other day, to change for a penny of piglets. A penny for transportation has long been busy, but there is nowhere to go. Everyone knows him as a marked penny. The fortune-teller is penniless, but the patient is the same, that's why it's not easier. mouth for a penny! jokingly. Let's throw a penny into a hat! We'll throw lots. To stick a penny to someone, a Kazakh, a poor man, in spite of a rich man, sticks a penny in his hut, and he must go broke. penny, at the price of a penny, you can’t earn (can’t trade) a ruble for a penny product

Historical coin of Austria

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Answer for the clue "Historical coin of Austria", 7 letters:
kreuzer

Alternative questions in crossword puzzles for the word kreuzer

A small bargaining chip of Austria-Hungary and southern Germany, which circulated until the end of the 19th century

French composer

He wrote 40 operas that are completely forgotten, but two works of different genres associated with his name are widely known.

Beethoven named a sonata after him

Beethoven named a sonata after him.

Special device, which in the old days discharged ramrod guns

Monetary unit of some countries

Word definitions for kreuzer in dictionaries

Wikipedia The meaning of the word in the Wikipedia dictionary
Kreuzer is a German and Jewish surname. Known speakers: Kreuzer, August (1778-1832) - violinist. Kreutzer, Viktor Leonidovich (1908-1966) - Soviet scientist in the field of television technology, son of L. D. Kreutser. Kreutser, Elena Yulievna (married Zhukovskaya ...

Encyclopedic Dictionary, 1998 The meaning of the word in the dictionary Encyclopedic Dictionary, 1998
KREUTZER Rodolphe (1766-1831) French violinist, composer, conductor. One of the founders of the French violin school of the 19th century. The Sonata for Violin and Piano by L. Beethoven (the so-called Kreutzer Sonata) is dedicated to Kreutzer. Violin Concertos...

Examples of the use of the word kreuzer in the literature.

Expensive Kreuzer remained silent, and when Werfel was left behind, he stopped the car on a deserted highway leading to farms, and turned to me.

Rudolf Kreuzer will talk about the same eighteen bacteria caught by Quipp's expedition in Vladislav's atmosphere, while Gadzhibekov will deny any connection whatsoever between these eighteen bacteria and the atmosphere of Vladislav's planet, with good reason referring to the difficulty of identification in the specific conditions of this experiment.

The men got into position, and when Hirsham gave the order, the hawk-nosed fellow, followed by Kreuzer ran to the saving niches.

Eric Bravo and Toby Kreuzer they did not even try to somehow disguise themselves, thereby fulfilling the order of Lieutenant Hirsham.

When Bravo and Kreuzer noticed Frank, they started the engine and, having caught up with the object of surveillance, defiantly drove next to him.

The monetary system of Austria is one of the richest and most diverse in the European space. The production of coins has a long history, which is combined with events in the country. In Austria, you can find both old and current coins that will surprise you with their unusualness.

A thaler coin from 1701 depicting Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I

One thaler from 1780 showing Maria Theresa, Archduchess of Austria

It looks like 1 thaler of 1822, with the image of the first emperor of Austria, Franz II

Silver thaler of 1838, which depicts the Emperor of Austria-Ferdinand I

The old thaler coin ceased to be produced in Austria in the 18th century. It was necessary to establish trade and commercial relations between the Austrian state and the Holy Roman Empire. They introduced an allied thaler. In the 19th century, this coin disappeared completely, and the crown took its place.

Crown

An imperial image was published on the obverse, the reverse side of the coin was decorated with a double-headed eagle. At the end of the war at the beginning of the 20th century, the krone fell sharply in value. The metal banknote became equal to only one hundred coins made of bronze. An urgent transformation of funds was required, and the shilling took the place of the crown.

Coin of 100 Austrian kroner 1915, which depicts Franz Joseph I, Emperor of the Austrian Empire

Shilling

The shilling has been the main currency of Austria for the longest time. When the country was incorporated into Germany, shillings were replaced by Reichsmarks. But coins returned to use as soon as Austria regained its independence, and minting resumed. The alloy of money has changed. Silver replaced aluminum.

Commemorative coins were produced, such as 25 and 50 shillings, which were still silver, but all other denominations were Austrian gold coins.

Obverse and reverse of the 1992 Austrian gold shilling

In 2002, the shilling was forced out of circulation by a new coin - the euro.

1 cent in Austria 2015

Commemorative Austrian coins of the 20th century

This is one of the most famous Austrian gold coins. The composition is pure gold. The image on the ducat shows the dynastic coat of arms of the Habsburgs, as well as the last of the great European sovereigns - Franz Joseph of Austria. The first time the coin was minted was in 1872. An interesting fact associated with this currency is that the golden ducat was given to the parents of a newborn child, newlyweds, or simply as a gift. This tradition is still preserved in the territories of those countries that were part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Golden Austrian ducat depicting Franz Joseph

Jubilee coins of Austria - 25 shillings for the 200th anniversary of the death of V.A. Mozart

This banknote is made of silver. Weight - 13 gr. The obverse shows the composer in full growth, as well as the dates of birth and death.

Fifty shillings for the 100th anniversary of the Lohner Porshe car brand

The denomination of 50 shillings is also included in the list of Austrian commemorative coins. The release occurred at the beginning of the XXI century. The obverse shows Ferdinand Porsche, who is the inventor of the automobile, dates of birth and death, as well as the transport itself. This coin is made of two types of alloys - nickel and bronze.

100 shillings 1975

A coin of this denomination was made in memory of Johann Strauss and timed to coincide with his 150th anniversary of his death. Executed silver coin of 640 samples, and decorated with a portrait of Strauss playing the violin and the date of birth and death.

1975 100 shilling silver coin depicting Johann Strauss

This year, several more commemorative coins were produced, timed to coincide with such events:

• Winter Olympics in Innsbruck;