Andreas Zanaschka

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Andreas Zanaschka , also Andreas I. Zanaschka , is an Austrian medalist and coin designer of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Life

Andreas Zanaschka worked as a coin designer for the Austrian Mint in the 1990s and 2000s and designed numerous commemorative coins during this time.

Works (selection)

Face of the 50 Schilling coin 1996
Value side of the 10 euro coin 2002 Ambras Castle
  • Face of the 50 Schilling 1000 Years of Austria (1996), Vienna Secession (1997)
  • Face of the 100 shillings Maximilian of Mexico (1997)
  • One side each of the 100 Schilling Titan from 2000 and 2001
  • One page each of the 500 Schilling Goldschmied (1998), Rosenburg (1999), Hochosterwitz (2000), Schattenburg (2001)
  • some 10 and 20 euro silver coins, e.g. B. Ambras Castle (2002)

Web links

Coins by Andreas Zanaschka on catawiki.de

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Florian Schön: Austrian Schilling coin catalog , 2nd edition 2016, ISBN 978-3-7412-4946-4 , p. 99.
personal data
SURNAME Zanaschka, Andreas
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zanaschka, Andreas I.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian medalist
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century