330.12 EUR
| SKU | 67739cae622ef |
| Weight | 3.111 Grams / 0.100 Oz |
| Serial Number | No |
| Condition | Uncirculated |
| Packaging | Plastic Slip |
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Brand new and uncirculated 2025 Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin, 1/10 Ounce.
Minted from 999.9 fine, investment-grade gold.
Design of the 2025 Gold Philharmonic Coin
The 2025 Gold Philharmonic, in its 1/10 ounce iteration, embodies the exquisite design long associated with this prestigious series. The obverse of the coin is adorned with a selection of musical instruments that symbolize the celebrated Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, including violins, a harp, and a French horn, with the inscription 'Wiener Philharmoniker' prominently featured. The reverse highlights the grand pipe organ of Vienna's renowned Musikverein concert hall, with 'Republik Österreich' elegantly inscribed above and the coin’s specifics—size, purity, year of minting, and legal tender value—detailed below.
Each 1/10 Ounce Gold Philharmonic coin is legally tendered at €10 and is struck from 999.9 fine gold, affirming its premium quality.
History of the Philharmonic Coin Series
Initiated in 1989 by the Austrian Mint, the Philharmonic series was one of the inaugural gold bullion coins in the European Union, originally issued in Austrian Schillings. Following Austria’s adoption of the Euro in 2002, the coins were redenominated in Euros. The Philharmonic coins, now available in gold, silver, and platinum (the latter introduced in 2017), are renowned for their cultural significance and investment value, especially favored in the European market.
Purchasing 2025 Gold Philharmonics from SuisseGold.com
The 1/10 Ounce 2025 Gold Philharmonic coins are available for purchase at SuisseGold.com, where we offer a variety of payment options including bank transfer and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. We accept several currencies such as Euros, British Pounds, and Swiss Francs, catering to a diverse global clientele. Customers can opt for direct worldwide delivery or secure vault storage in Zurich, with the initial year of storage provided free of charge and exempt from VAT.
