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Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin is struck since 1989 in pure gold (999,9/1000). The obverse of the coin depicts the great organ in Vienna's concert hall. The obverse shows a harmonious medley of musical instruments. The Philharmonic is minted in one-ounce (troy), half-ounce, quarter-ounce and one-tenth ounce sizes. Earlier mintages before the creation of...
Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin is struck since 1989 in pure gold (999,9/1000). The obverse of the coin depicts the great organ in Vienna's concert hall. The obverse shows a harmonious medley of musical instruments. The Philharmonic is minted in one-ounce (troy), half-ounce, quarter-ounce and one-tenth ounce sizes. Earlier mintages before the creation of...
Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin is struck since 1989 in pure gold (999,9/1000). The obverse of the coin depicts the great organ in Vienna's concert hall. The obverse shows a harmonious medley of musical instruments. The Philharmonic is minted in one-ounce (troy), half-ounce, quarter-ounce and one-tenth ounce sizes. Earlier mintages before the creation of...
Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin is struck since 1989 in pure gold (999,9/1000). The obverse of the coin depicts the great organ in Vienna's concert hall. The obverse shows a harmonious medley of musical instruments. The Philharmonic is minted in one-ounce (troy), half-ounce, quarter-ounce and one-tenth ounce sizes. Earlier mintages before the creation of...
Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin is struck since 1989 in pure gold (999,9/1000). The obverse of the coin depicts the great organ in Vienna's concert hall. The obverse shows a harmonious medley of musical instruments. The Philharmonic is minted in one-ounce (troy), half-ounce, quarter-ounce and one-tenth ounce sizes. Earlier mintages before the creation of...
Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin is struck since 1989 in pure gold (999,9/1000). The obverse of the coin depicts the great organ in Vienna's concert hall. The obverse shows a harmonious medley of musical instruments. The Philharmonic is minted in one-ounce (troy), half-ounce, quarter-ounce and one-tenth ounce sizes. Earlier mintages before the creation of...
The Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin is struck since 1989 in pure gold (999,9/1000). The obverse of the coin depicts the great organ in Vienna's concert hall. The obverse shows a harmonious medley of musical instruments. The 20 troy ounce coin was issued in 2009 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Vienna Philharmonic Coin. These coins are officialy sold out.
The design was originally created by Thomas Pesendorfer to be used for a gold commemorative coin that was first issued in 1989. The Austrian Mint introduced the silver version of the coin in 2008. The design was unchanged and has remained the same each year. The obverse design features a pipe organ from a concert hall in Vienna. The reserve design...
The world famous Vienna Philharmonic bullion coin is available in Platinum in addition to gold and silver. Named in honour of the world-famous orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic in gold is one of the bestselling bullion coins worldwide and counts among the favourites with investors in Europe, Japan and North America.
The world famous Vienna Philharmonic bullion coin is available in Platinum in addition to gold and silver. Named in honour of the world-famous orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic in gold is one of the bestselling bullion coins worldwide and counts among the favourites with investors in Europe, Japan and North America.