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The series explores what it meant to be a creative and talented woman in Austria during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, looks at the obstacles they had to overcome, and highlights the successes of the women featured in their five different fields.
Coin Highlights:
- Contains 1/4 oz of .986 fine gold.
- Coins are packaged in the original box with a certificate of authenticity.
- Obverse: The coin’s obverse shows Hilde Loewe-Flatter in profile, lost in thought. Behind her a band runs to the right, ending in a treble clef.
- Reverse: On the reverse, a female pianist looks directly at us, her gloved hand pressing a key. The right side of her face is obscured by a blank surface from which the mask of a mustachioed man emerges. This mask represents Henry Love, the pseudonym under which Hilde Loewe published her work in the 1920s. The musical notes to the right are an excerpt from that work.
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These commemorative gold coins from Austria are a great way to add to your gold holdings while enhancing your world gold collection. Add one of these 2026 Austria Proof Gold €100 Unsung Heroines coins to your cart today!
About Unsung Heroines
Hilde Loewe-Flatter (1895–1976) was an Austrian pianist and composer whose music became internationally popular in the 1920s. Her most famous work, Das alte Lied (“That Dear Old Song”), became a worldwide hit in 1927 and was recorded by major performers including Richard Tauber, Marlene Dietrich, and Rudolf Schock. At the suggestion of her publisher, Loewe released the piece under the male pseudonym Henry Love, a reflection of the barriers women composers faced at the time. Born in Vienna as Hilda Löwi, she was a highly regarded piano accompanist after World War I and began composing with encouragement from actor Raoul Aslan. She later married stage designer Otto Flatter and emigrated to England, becoming a British citizen in 1947. Loewe-Flatter remained active as a pianist and teacher for the rest of her life, and her music continues to be performed today.
Austrian Gold Commemorative Coins
In addition to minting the ever popular Gold Philharmonics, the Austrian Mint is also responsible for producing unique commemorative coins honoring various people, places and events important to Austrian history. We carry Austrian gold coins in a variety of sizes with a variety of themes.
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