The Vienna Philharmonic pure gold bullion coin is one of the most successful investment coins of the world. Its fineness and its worldwide recognition means that you are able to trade these coins for their full gold value wherever bullion coins are sold.
Produced by the Austrian Mint, the Vienna Philharmonic is made of pure gold, also known as 999.9/1000 or 24 karat gold. The Austrian Mint has been producing precious metal coins for over 800 years and is well known for its high quality and reliable excellence. The Austrian Mint is a 9001 ISO certified company.
The Vienna Philharmonic pure gold coin is named in honor of the world renowned orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic. The design on one side of the coins features a bouquet of instruments, including: the string bass, cellos, violins, a bassoon, a harp and a Viennese horn.
The other side of the coin depicts the great organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna, home to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and site of the annual New Year’s Day Concert that is televised around the world. This side of the coin also depicts the face value in euros, and the country of issue “Republik Oesterreich”, the Republic of Austria, giving the coin its legal tender status. Also found on this side of the coin is the purity 999.9 and weight expressed in ounces.
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Face Value |
Gold Weight |
Purity |
Diameter |
1 Ounce |
100 Euros |
31.103 g |
999.9 |
37.0 mm |
½ Ounce |
50 Euros |
15.552 g |
999.9 |
28.0 mm |
¼ Ounce |
25 Euros |
7.776 g |
999.9 |
22.0 mm |
1/10 Ounce |
10 Euros |
3.110 g |
999.9 |
16.0 mm |
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