The 1908 Hungary 100 Korona is a gold restrike coin carrying considerable weight in the world of European numismatics and bullion collecting. Struck in .900 fine gold and weighing 0.9802 troy ounces, this coin represents one of the more substantive gold pieces to emerge from the Austro-Hungarian monetary system. We carry this restrike in AU condition, making it an appealing option for collectors and stackers who want a historically significant gold coin with strong metal content and a recognizable pedigree.
Restrikes of the 100 Korona were produced by the Kremnica Mint using the original dies and specifications, preserving the authentic design while allowing broader access to a coin that was otherwise difficult to obtain in original form. The 1908 date on the restrike is a reference to the original year of issue rather than the year of minting, which is standard practice for authorized restrike programs of this type.
The 100 Korona denomination was introduced as part of the monetary reform that accompanied the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, which established the dual monarchy of Austria-Hung
…The 1908 Hungary 100 Korona is a gold restrike coin carrying considerable weight in the world of European numismatics and bullion collecting. Struck in .900 fine gold and weighing 0.9802 troy ounces, this coin represents one of the more substantive gold pieces to emerge from the Austro-Hungarian monetary system. We carry this restrike in AU condition, making it an appealing option for collectors and stackers who want a historically significant gold coin with strong metal content and a recognizable pedigree.
Restrikes of the 100 Korona were produced by the Kremnica Mint using the original dies and specifications, preserving the authentic design while allowing broader access to a coin that was otherwise difficult to obtain in original form. The 1908 date on the restrike is a reference to the original year of issue rather than the year of minting, which is standard practice for authorized restrike programs of this type.
The 100 Korona denomination was introduced as part of the monetary reform that accompanied the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, which established the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary. The Korona replaced the Forint as Hungary's currency in 1892, and the 100 Korona gold coin became the flagship denomination within that system, representing a substantial unit of monetary value during the late Imperial period.
The original coins were struck in the early twentieth century during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I, whose portrait defined the coinage of that era across much of Central Europe. Following the dissolution of Austria-Hungary after World War I, the original 100 Korona coins became collector pieces and are now rarely found in original struck condition. The restrike program, carried out by the Kremnica Mint in Slovakia, addressed demand from collectors and bullion buyers seeking access to the design and metal content without the scarcity premium of an original strike.
Kremnica Mint is one of the oldest continuously operating mints in the world, with a history stretching back to 1328. Its long association with Central European coinage makes it a particularly fitting institution to produce authorized restrikes of Austro-Hungarian monetary coins.
The obverse features a right-facing portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph I, shown in mature likeness with a detailed rendering of his uniform and decorations. The emperor's name and imperial title appear in Latin script along the coin's edge, reflecting the formal numismatic conventions of the era. The level of portrait detail on well-preserved examples is a direct testament to the die work characteristic of late Austro-Hungarian coinage.
The reverse centers on the Hungarian coat of arms, a heraldic design incorporating the stripes of the Árpád dynasty alongside the apostolic double cross and the hills symbolizing the Carpathian mountain range. The denomination and date are inscribed clearly, flanked by decorative elements that carry the visual language of Imperial European coinage. The overall composition is formal and precisely arranged, consistent with the prestige denomination this coin represented.
Each 1908 Hungary 100 Korona restrike is struck to the original specifications of .900 fine gold at a nominal weight of 0.9802 troy ounces. Production by Kremnica Mint against established die specifications ensures dimensional consistency and metal content accuracy across the restrike series. We verify the weight and purity of all products we handle, and our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC provide additional grading and authentication support when customers require third-party certification.
Restrikes produced through official mint programs carry a measurable advantage in terms of authenticity traceability compared to pieces that circulate outside documented channels. Buyers familiar with the 100 Korona series will recognize the precise die work and proportions that distinguish authorized restrikes from imitations.
The AU grade assigned to this coin reflects a piece that retains significant mint luster with only very light signs of handling or circulation. At this grade level, the design elements remain sharp, the fields are largely free of notable contact marks, and the overall visual presentation is strong. This is a step above a standard Extremely Fine example in terms of surface preservation, and it occupies a grade range that collectors frequently seek for coins of this type.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to prevent surface contact during transit. If you are purchasing multiple pieces, packaging follows standard protocols appropriate to the quantity ordered, with larger quantities shipped in tubes or sealed containers as applicable. We take care in packaging to ensure coins arrive in the same condition they left our facility.
Pricing for the 1908 Hungary 100 Korona restrike is anchored to the real-time spot price of gold, adjusted for the coin's .900 fine gold content across its 0.9802 troy ounce weight. The premium above spot reflects the coin's status as a named historical restrike with recognized numismatic significance rather than a generic bullion round. Coins carrying an identifiable monarch portrait, a historically notable denomination, and an official mint origin typically command a moderate collector premium that distinguishes them from standard one-ounce gold coins.
Our pricing reflects live market conditions and is structured to be transparent rather than opaque. We display the bid/ask spread on our product pages so buyers can evaluate not just the acquisition cost but also the implied resale environment at the time of purchase. This gives a more complete picture of the total cost of ownership rather than just the entry price.
The 100 Korona restrike is one of the more widely recognized European gold coins in the secondary market, with consistent demand from both collectors and buyers focused on gold content. Its .900 purity and near-one-ounce weight are well established, and the coin trades across dealer networks, auction platforms, and private markets in both Europe and North America. Recognition of the design and the restrike program's official status supports liquidity relative to lesser-known foreign gold coins.
We operate a two-way market that supports buying and selling within the same platform. Customers who purchased this coin through us can sell back at competitive wholesale bid pricing without needing to source a separate buyer or navigate an unfamiliar secondary market. Considering liquidity at the point of purchase, rather than only when it is time to sell, is something we actively encourage across the products we carry.
This coin occupies an appealing position between pure bullion and collectible numismatics. At nearly one full troy ounce of gold in a .900 fine format, it offers substantial metal content in a form that carries genuine historical and aesthetic identity. For collectors interested in European Imperial coinage, the Franz Joseph portrait and Hungarian coat of arms design represent an iconic pairing that holds up well against comparable pieces from the same era.
The Kremnica Mint's long history and its role as the authorized restrike producer adds a layer of institutional credibility that distinguishes this coin from privately struck alternatives. Buyers who want gold with character rather than a generic bar or round will find the 100 Korona restrike a particularly well-rounded choice at its price point.
We have built our reputation over more than a decade by prioritizing transparency and authenticity at every step of the transaction. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects a consistent commitment to delivering what we represent and resolving issues when they arise. Membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflects our standing within the professional dealer community, and our authorized dealer relationships with both PCGS and NGC mean we can support customers who want third-party certification on the pieces they acquire.
Our platform is built around a two-way market model where buying and selling are treated with equal seriousness. We display live bid/ask spreads so customers can evaluate products with full pricing context rather than guessing at resale values later. Responsive customer support, secure fulfillment, and a straightforward buying experience are the standards we hold ourselves to every day. Our goal is a relationship that extends beyond a single transaction, and that philosophy shapes how we approach pricing, sourcing, and service at every level.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of gold coins, including restrikes and European numismatic pieces like the 1908 Hungary 100 Korona. Rather than working from indicative or delayed pricing, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market prices without additional dealer markups layered on top. For a coin where premiums are influenced by both metal content and collector demand, having visibility into where the wholesale market is pricing the piece at any given moment is a meaningful advantage.
Pro also provides real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale bid pricing, along with proprietary analytics tools covering premiums, historical spread behavior, and liquidity metrics. These tools help members assess whether current market conditions favor acquisition or liquidation, and they make it easier to compare this coin against other options across the broader catalog using objective data rather than marketing claims.
We support a wide range of payment methods to ensure purchasing is straightforward regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments processed through BitPay. Each payment method is supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect your information and provide a consistent experience from checkout through fulfillment.
Product ID: BST-001105E175
| Random Year Status | Random Year |
|---|---|
| Precious Metal Type | Gold |
| Bullion Coin Type | Korona |
| Format | Coin |
| Country of Origin | Hungary |
| Brand/Mint | Austrian Mint |
| Mint Mark | Various |
| Purity | 0.9 |
| Weight | 0.9802 oz |
| Thickness (mm) | 2.2 mm |
| Diameter (mm) | 37 mm |
| Grade | XF |
The 1908 Hungary 100 Korona is a gold restrike coin carrying considerable weight in the world of European numismatics and bullion collecting. Struck in .900 fine gold and weighing 0.9802 troy ounces, this coin represents one of the more substantive gold pieces to emerge from the Austro-Hungarian monetary system. We carry this restrike in AU condition, making it an appealing option for collectors and stackers who want a historically significant gold coin with strong metal content and a recognizable pedigree.
Restrikes of the 100 Korona were produced by the Kremnica Mint using the original dies and specifications, preserving the authentic design while allowing broader access to a coin that was otherwise difficult to obtain in original form. The 1908 date on the restrike is a reference to the original year of issue rather than the year of minting, which is standard practice for authorized restrike programs of this type.
The 100 Korona denomination was introduced as part of the monetary reform that accompanied the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, which established the dual monarchy of Austria-Hung
…The 1908 Hungary 100 Korona is a gold restrike coin carrying considerable weight in the world of European numismatics and bullion collecting. Struck in .900 fine gold and weighing 0.9802 troy ounces, this coin represents one of the more substantive gold pieces to emerge from the Austro-Hungarian monetary system. We carry this restrike in AU condition, making it an appealing option for collectors and stackers who want a historically significant gold coin with strong metal content and a recognizable pedigree.
Restrikes of the 100 Korona were produced by the Kremnica Mint using the original dies and specifications, preserving the authentic design while allowing broader access to a coin that was otherwise difficult to obtain in original form. The 1908 date on the restrike is a reference to the original year of issue rather than the year of minting, which is standard practice for authorized restrike programs of this type.
The 100 Korona denomination was introduced as part of the monetary reform that accompanied the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, which established the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary. The Korona replaced the Forint as Hungary's currency in 1892, and the 100 Korona gold coin became the flagship denomination within that system, representing a substantial unit of monetary value during the late Imperial period.
The original coins were struck in the early twentieth century during the reign of Emperor Franz Joseph I, whose portrait defined the coinage of that era across much of Central Europe. Following the dissolution of Austria-Hungary after World War I, the original 100 Korona coins became collector pieces and are now rarely found in original struck condition. The restrike program, carried out by the Kremnica Mint in Slovakia, addressed demand from collectors and bullion buyers seeking access to the design and metal content without the scarcity premium of an original strike.
Kremnica Mint is one of the oldest continuously operating mints in the world, with a history stretching back to 1328. Its long association with Central European coinage makes it a particularly fitting institution to produce authorized restrikes of Austro-Hungarian monetary coins.
The obverse features a right-facing portrait of Emperor Franz Joseph I, shown in mature likeness with a detailed rendering of his uniform and decorations. The emperor's name and imperial title appear in Latin script along the coin's edge, reflecting the formal numismatic conventions of the era. The level of portrait detail on well-preserved examples is a direct testament to the die work characteristic of late Austro-Hungarian coinage.
The reverse centers on the Hungarian coat of arms, a heraldic design incorporating the stripes of the Árpád dynasty alongside the apostolic double cross and the hills symbolizing the Carpathian mountain range. The denomination and date are inscribed clearly, flanked by decorative elements that carry the visual language of Imperial European coinage. The overall composition is formal and precisely arranged, consistent with the prestige denomination this coin represented.
Each 1908 Hungary 100 Korona restrike is struck to the original specifications of .900 fine gold at a nominal weight of 0.9802 troy ounces. Production by Kremnica Mint against established die specifications ensures dimensional consistency and metal content accuracy across the restrike series. We verify the weight and purity of all products we handle, and our authorized dealer relationships with PCGS and NGC provide additional grading and authentication support when customers require third-party certification.
Restrikes produced through official mint programs carry a measurable advantage in terms of authenticity traceability compared to pieces that circulate outside documented channels. Buyers familiar with the 100 Korona series will recognize the precise die work and proportions that distinguish authorized restrikes from imitations.
The AU grade assigned to this coin reflects a piece that retains significant mint luster with only very light signs of handling or circulation. At this grade level, the design elements remain sharp, the fields are largely free of notable contact marks, and the overall visual presentation is strong. This is a step above a standard Extremely Fine example in terms of surface preservation, and it occupies a grade range that collectors frequently seek for coins of this type.
Individual coins ship in a protective plastic flip to prevent surface contact during transit. If you are purchasing multiple pieces, packaging follows standard protocols appropriate to the quantity ordered, with larger quantities shipped in tubes or sealed containers as applicable. We take care in packaging to ensure coins arrive in the same condition they left our facility.
Pricing for the 1908 Hungary 100 Korona restrike is anchored to the real-time spot price of gold, adjusted for the coin's .900 fine gold content across its 0.9802 troy ounce weight. The premium above spot reflects the coin's status as a named historical restrike with recognized numismatic significance rather than a generic bullion round. Coins carrying an identifiable monarch portrait, a historically notable denomination, and an official mint origin typically command a moderate collector premium that distinguishes them from standard one-ounce gold coins.
Our pricing reflects live market conditions and is structured to be transparent rather than opaque. We display the bid/ask spread on our product pages so buyers can evaluate not just the acquisition cost but also the implied resale environment at the time of purchase. This gives a more complete picture of the total cost of ownership rather than just the entry price.
The 100 Korona restrike is one of the more widely recognized European gold coins in the secondary market, with consistent demand from both collectors and buyers focused on gold content. Its .900 purity and near-one-ounce weight are well established, and the coin trades across dealer networks, auction platforms, and private markets in both Europe and North America. Recognition of the design and the restrike program's official status supports liquidity relative to lesser-known foreign gold coins.
We operate a two-way market that supports buying and selling within the same platform. Customers who purchased this coin through us can sell back at competitive wholesale bid pricing without needing to source a separate buyer or navigate an unfamiliar secondary market. Considering liquidity at the point of purchase, rather than only when it is time to sell, is something we actively encourage across the products we carry.
This coin occupies an appealing position between pure bullion and collectible numismatics. At nearly one full troy ounce of gold in a .900 fine format, it offers substantial metal content in a form that carries genuine historical and aesthetic identity. For collectors interested in European Imperial coinage, the Franz Joseph portrait and Hungarian coat of arms design represent an iconic pairing that holds up well against comparable pieces from the same era.
The Kremnica Mint's long history and its role as the authorized restrike producer adds a layer of institutional credibility that distinguishes this coin from privately struck alternatives. Buyers who want gold with character rather than a generic bar or round will find the 100 Korona restrike a particularly well-rounded choice at its price point.
We have built our reputation over more than a decade by prioritizing transparency and authenticity at every step of the transaction. Our A rating with the Better Business Bureau reflects a consistent commitment to delivering what we represent and resolving issues when they arise. Membership in the American Numismatic Association and the National Coin and Bullion Association reflects our standing within the professional dealer community, and our authorized dealer relationships with both PCGS and NGC mean we can support customers who want third-party certification on the pieces they acquire.
Our platform is built around a two-way market model where buying and selling are treated with equal seriousness. We display live bid/ask spreads so customers can evaluate products with full pricing context rather than guessing at resale values later. Responsive customer support, secure fulfillment, and a straightforward buying experience are the standards we hold ourselves to every day. Our goal is a relationship that extends beyond a single transaction, and that philosophy shapes how we approach pricing, sourcing, and service at every level.
Bullion Standard Pro gives members access to live, executable wholesale bid and ask pricing across a broad range of gold coins, including restrikes and European numismatic pieces like the 1908 Hungary 100 Korona. Rather than working from indicative or delayed pricing, Pro members transact at real-time wholesale market prices without additional dealer markups layered on top. For a coin where premiums are influenced by both metal content and collector demand, having visibility into where the wholesale market is pricing the piece at any given moment is a meaningful advantage.
Pro also provides real-time portfolio valuation based on current wholesale bid pricing, along with proprietary analytics tools covering premiums, historical spread behavior, and liquidity metrics. These tools help members assess whether current market conditions favor acquisition or liquidation, and they make it easier to compare this coin against other options across the broader catalog using objective data rather than marketing claims.
We support a wide range of payment methods to ensure purchasing is straightforward regardless of how you prefer to transact. Accepted options include Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover, as well as PayPal, bank-connected payments through Plaid, wire transfer, paper check, and cryptocurrency payments processed through BitPay. Each payment method is supported within a secure transaction environment designed to protect your information and provide a consistent experience from checkout through fulfillment.
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