Austrian Empire 7 Kreuzer 1802 - Rare Die Crack Error Mint: Nagybánya (G mint mark) Condition: Almost Uncirculated Ruler: Francis II Obverse: Crowned double-headed Imperial eagle with Austrian and Lorraine shield on the breast, within a rhombus. The eagle divides the date (1802) written in Roman numerals. Reverse: Spray divides denomination and date (1802) within a square, with ornaments on each side. Special Features: Rare die crack error present G mint mark indicating Nagybánya mint Almost Uncirculated condition, suggesting minimal wear and excellent detail preservation This coin is a fascinating piece of Austrian numismatic history, minted during the reign of Emperor Francis II. The 7 Kreuzer denomination was part of the pre-decimal Austro-Hungarian gulden currency system. The presence of a die crack error adds significant interest and potential value to this already desirable coin. The almost uncirculated condition indicates that the coin has retained most of its original luster and shows only minimal signs of wear. This exceptional state of preservation allows for clear visibility of intricate details, including the imperial eagle, shields, and the rare die crack error. Collectors and enthusiasts of Austrian coinage, error coins, and early 19th-century European currency would find this piece particularly appealing due to its historical significance, mint location, and unique error feature.