1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin BU - Random Year

Named as one of the best selling coins in the world, the Austrian Gold Philharmonic is a favored choice for gold investors with its .9999 purity and artistic design.

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  Coin Features:

  • Each coin is guaranteed to have 1 troy oz of .9999 fine gold.
  • Single coins will be packaged in plastic flips.
  • The 1 oz Gold Philharmonic has a denomination of either 2,000 Austrian schillings (1989-2001) or 100 Euros (2002-Current) and is backed by the Austrian Mint.
  • Obverse: Features an engraved design of the pipe organ from Vienna's Golden Hall, the Musikverein. The denomination of the coin, weight, date of issue, and fineness is also displayed.
  • Reverse: Features a design of a variety of string instruments.
  • Dates may be between 1989-Current, and depend on our stock available.

  Named as one of the best selling coins in the world, the Austrian Gold Philharmonic is a favored choice for gold investors with its .9999 purity and artistic design.
  
  1 oz Gold Philharmonic Design
  
  The Austrian Mint released the first 1 oz Gold Philharmonic coin in 1989 in .9999 fine Gold. The coin's design celebrates Austria's musical heritage and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Designed by Thomas Pesendorfer , the design has remained the same since the coin's introduction. The denomination changed from schillings to Euros in 2002. The coin's obverse features a design of the famous pipe organ from the Musikverein Golden Hall. The text, " REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" (Republic of Austria) is also featured on the obverse. The reverse design features several musical instruments - violins, a cello, bassoon, Vienna horn, and a harp.

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