1 troy ounce gold Philharmonic 2024
Gold Philharmonic coins are Europe's first gold bullion coin struck in 99,99% fine gold. Issued by the Austrian Mint, the Vienna Philharmonic coins are praised for their lovely design and high gold purity. These coins are usually more expensive than other gold bullion coins but stand out from other coins due to their unusual large diameter.
| Qty | Unitprice |
|---|---|
| 1-4 | €2,301.00 |
| 5-9 | €2,299.00 |
| 10-24 | €2,297.00 |
| 25-49 | €2,295.00 |
| 50+ | €2,293.00 |
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Gold Philharmonic coins 2024
Gold Philharmonic coins are minted by the Austrian Mint. The coins are struck in 1 troy ounce (31.103 grams) fine gold. With a purity of 99,99% the Philharmonic is one of the finest gold bullion coins available. It is also the first European gold bullion coin. At the obverse of the coin various instruments are portrayed, honoring the Vienna Philharmonic. At the reverse the image of the Great Organ is shown, as well as the face value of 100 Euros and the text Republik Osterreich.
The exceptional large diameter of 37 millimeters makes the Vienna Philharmonic the largest diameter one troy ounce pure gold coin in the world.
Vienna Philharmonic
Most gold coins are minted by government's mints and the design is often based on a state symbol. The design of the gold Phiharmonic is based on the concert hall where the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performs. The Great Organ from the Vienna's Golden Hall is portrayed on the coin. We offer the Philharmonic coin only in 1 troy ounce. Other sizes are also minted by the Austrian Mint but they are not offered for sale at The Silver Mountain due to the high premium. All gold coins are shipped in capsules or in a tube.
Featured
- Most famous gold coin in Europe
- Struck in 99.99% pure gold
- Named after the world famous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Design golden Wiener Philharmoniker coin
On the obverse of the coin are various musical instruments depicting the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
On the back is a picture of the largest organ in the world, in the Golden Hall in Vienna's Musikverein.
History Philharmonic coin
This gold coin is struck in 1 troy ounce (31.103 grams) of pure gold (99.99%). The coins were introduced in 1989 and the Philharmoniker coins are the only coins in Europe that are traded as bullion currency and also have legal tender status.
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