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This coin has a face value of 50 euro cents and was issued by Austria. It is dated 2007. The metal used for its manufacture is Nordic gold, an alloy of copper, aluminum, zinc and tin, which gives it a distinctive yellow color.
The coin weighs 7.8 grams, which is standard for 50 euro cent coins issued in the Eurozone. Its diameter is 24.25 millimeters, a dimension that is also uniform for coins of this value across the different countries of the Eurozone. The mint responsible for producing this coin is not specified in the data provided.
The Austrian 50 euro cent coin features design characteristics specific to Austria on its national side, while the common side is identical to those of other countries in the Eurozone. The precise details of the national side's design, including any symbols or figures depicted, are not included in the available information. Similarly, the mintage volume of this coin for the year 2007 is not mentioned.
This coin is part of the series of Austrian euro coins, which were put into circulation with the introduction of the euro in 2002. Like all euro coins, it is legal tender in all countries of the Eurozone. The absence of information on the associated personality or issuing institute suggests that the coin is a standard issue without any particular association with a historical figure or a specific institution other than the Austrian Central Bank.