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10 Euros Aufdirndln – Linen, silver colored
| Issuer | Münze Österreich AG |
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| Year | 2025 |
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| Shape | Round |
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| Obverse script | Latin |
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| Edge | Reeded |
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Part of Austria's long-running "Glücksgefühle" (Feelings of Happiness) collector series, this issue belongs to a subset themed around traditional Tyrolean and Alpine folk dress. The "Aufdirndln" concept — the act of dressing up in a dirndl — ties the piece to a broader Austrian cultural reclamation of regional costume that accelerated in the 20th century as the dirndl shifted from rural workwear to national identity marker, particularly after its appropriation and subsequent rejection during the Nazi period.
The .925 silver version is the colorless companion to a niobium-core bimetallic variant issued in the same year, a format Münze Österreich has refined across dozens of issues since the niobium euro series launched in 2003.