1915 AUSTRIAN EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEPH I 4 DUCAT GOLD COIN
13.96G OF .986 FINENESS GOLD — WORTH £1,700!
This incredible Austrian 4 Ducat weighs 13.96g and is struck in .986 fineness gold.
The winner can choose this spectacular historic gold coin, worth £1,700, or take the £1,500 cash alternative!
QUICK SUMMARY
Austrian 4 Ducat gold coin
13.96g
Struck in .986 fineness gold
Prize value of £1,700
£1,500 cash alternative
10 fine silver instant wins
Only 2,000 tickets available
Tickets just £2.49 each
10 FINE SILVER INSTANT WINS
There are also 10 fine silver prizes hidden among the tickets as instant wins.
Find one of the winning numbers and you’ll secure a silver prize instantly—with your ticket remaining in the draw for the main prize!
Competition Closes: Thursday 3rd September at 8.45pm
Live Draw: Thursday 3rd September at 9pm on our Facebook page
FURTHER PRIZE DETAILS
The Austrian 4 Ducat features Emperor Franz Joseph I on the obverse and Austria’s spectacular Imperial double-headed eagle and coat of arms on the reverse.
The coin weighs 13.96g and is struck in .986 fineness gold.
Its unusually wide and thin format creates an imposing display piece, with a diameter far larger than many other gold coins of a similar weight.
The famous 1915-dated 4 Ducats commonly encountered today are official Austrian restrikes, produced to the traditional specifications of this historic European gold coin.
The detailed portrait, elaborate Imperial imagery and exceptional gold fineness make the Austrian 4 Ducat a highly recognisable and popular choice among gold investors and collectors.