1980 AUSTRIA Silver 50 SCHILLING PCGS PR-66

The 1980 PCGS PR66CAM Austria Henri Dunant 500 Shillings Silver coin is a significant numismatic item with a rich history. Issued by the Republic of Austria, this coin commemorates the life and legacy of Henri Dunant, the founder of the International Red Cross and recipient of the first Nobel Peace Prize.

Struck in .900 fine silver, the 1980 PCGS PR66CAM Austria Henri Dunant 500 Shillings Silver coin features a beautifully crafted design. The obverse depicts a portrait of Henri Dunant, surrounded by the inscription "HEINRICH DUNANT" and the coin's denomination of "500 SCHILLING." The reverse showcases the coat of arms of the Republic of Austria, along with the date "1980" and the phrase "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" (Republic of Austria).

With a certified grade of PCGS PR66CAM, this coin is in exceptional condition, exhibiting brilliant, cameo-like contrast between the mirrored fields and frosty devices. The PR66CAM designation indicates that the coin has been meticulously struck and has maintained its pristine, proof-like appearance over the decades.

The 1980 PCGS PR66CAM Austria Henri Dunant 500 Shillings Silver coin is a remarkable numismatic treasure, not only for its stunning design but also for its commemoration of the influential humanitarian, Henri Dunant. This coin is a must-have for collectors and investors seeking to add a piece of Austrian history and philanthropic legacy to their numismatic portfolios.