Coin Austria 20 Centimes Euro - 2004

This coin has a face value of 20 cents. It is made from an alloy called Nordic gold. It weighs 5.74 grams and its diameter is 22.25 millimeters.

The obverse of the coin features a specific design chosen by Austria when it joined the Eurozone. The central motif depicts the Belvedere Palace in Vienna. This baroque palace, built in the early 18th century, is an important symbol of Austrian history and culture. It is represented with particular attention to architectural details, making it possible to distinguish the main elements of its facade. The number "20" indicating the face value of the coin is positioned to the left of the palace.

The reverse of the coin is common to all 20-cent euro coins in circulation in the Eurozone. It displays a map of Europe, with a representation of the member states of the European Union. The words "Euro Cent" also appear on this side of the coin. The map is designed to show the unity of Europe, while respecting the geographical and cultural differences of each nation. The reverse also includes stars, symbols of the European Union, which are arranged to frame the map.

The edge of the coin is smooth with indentations. This feature makes it easy to distinguish this coin from other euro denominations, especially for the visually impaired.