One tenth ounce Austrian Philharmonic

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As the only modern European gold bullion coin, the Austrian Philharmonic is understandably popular. First made in 1989 by the Austrian Mint, the Philharmonic bears an obverse design of the famous pipe organ from the Vienna Musikverein, with the reverse depicting orchestral musical instruments. It is minted in 24 carat gold and contains one tenth of a troy ounce of pure gold.
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Description

The Austrian one tenth ounce gold Philharmonic was first minted in 1989 by the Austrian Mint. It is struck in 24 carat gold ( 0.9999) and originally had a face value of 200 Austrian Schillings, but from 2002 onwards the face value became 10 Euros. Designed by Thomas Pesendoder, the Austrian MintÕs chief engraver, the Philharmonic bears an obverse design of the famous pipe organ from the Vienna Musikverein, with the reverse depicting eight significant orchesteral musical instruments – four violins and a cello in the foreground, with a Viennese horn, a bassoon and a harp in the background. The Philharmonic is the only modern bullion coin minted in the EU and is very popular in mainland Europe.


Specification

Weight:3.11g
VAT Free:Yes

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