Gold 1 oz. Austrian Philharmonic (Date Varies)

Description

Designed by Thomas Pesendorfer and struck in pure 24-karat gold, the Vienna Philharmonic bullion gold coin represents Austria’s heritage as a member of the Eurozone. Inscribed with the words “Wiener Philharmoniker,” one side of the Vienna Philharmonic bullion gold coin features orchestral instruments, including a cello, four violins and a...

Designed by Thomas Pesendorfer and struck in pure 24-karat gold, the Vienna Philharmonic bullion gold coin represents Austria’s heritage as a member of the Eurozone. Inscribed with the words “Wiener Philharmoniker,” one side of the Vienna Philharmonic bullion gold coin features orchestral instruments, including a cello, four violins and a harp. The reverse side of the Vienna Philharmonic bullion gold coin, inscribed with the words “Republik Osterreich,” or “Republic of Austria,” depicts the great organ in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s concert hall. That side of the Vienna Philharmonic bullion gold coin also is inscribed with the face value, weight, alloy purity and mint date.