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10 Euro Silver Coin - Knights' Tales - Brotherhood - Bullion - 2021

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EMK
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### Knights' Tales - Brotherhood (5.) 10 Euro - 16,82 gr. Silver - Uncirculated - 5th and final Issue of the "Knights' Tales" Series - 5 Coin Series - Mintage 30,000 pieces - Delivery in Blistercard The **five-coin Series** **"Knights' Tales"** is dedicated to the 825th anniversary of Vienna's first mint and the history of **Austria**. The anniversary coins tell about the Middle Ages, the monetary system, knightly virtues and much more. The fifth and final issue of the Series focuses on the virtue of **brotherhood** among knights. The motive of the **10 Euro Brotherhood commemorative coin in uncirculated quality** depicts a scene in a hospice. A knight and a nurse are standing at the bedside of an injured man. A mosque can be seen in the background, referring to the Staufer Friedrich II - an important patron of the Teutonic Order and the "King of Jerusalem". The reverse shows a young knight of the Teutonic Order with his sword in one hand and his helmet in the other. To his right is the Order's coat of arms, held by a heraldic griffin. The commemorative **silver coin** will be delivered in an illustrated blistercard.