The term identifies a specific gold coin. It refers to a one-ducat coin minted in 1915 under the reign of Franz Joseph I, Emperor of Austria. The inscription “franc ios idg avstriae imperator” is a Latin abbreviation indicating “Franz Joseph I, by the Grace of God, Emperor of Austria.”
This coin holds significance for several reasons. It represents a tangible piece of history from the Austro-Hungarian Empire during World War I. The gold content provides intrinsic value, making it attractive to collectors and investors. The coin’s historical and metallic value often exceeds its face value, rendering it a valuable numismatic item.
