When you purchase your 1 oz 2018 Austrian Philharmonic silver coin from our online shop we’ll make sure you’re treated to the lowest price possible. The widely acclaimed Philharmonic bullion coin range, from the Austrian Mint, have been issued in silver, gold and platinum versions since 1989 and each release boasts an unchanging, orchestral themed design on both the obverse and reverse faces.
The coin’s obverse features a detailed depiction of the Great Organ at the Vienna’s Musiekverein’s Great Hall, complete with its impressive piping array and filigree sculptural finishings. Also on the obverse, the Republic of Austria legend, as well as the weight, purity, date of release and denominational value of the coin.
The reverse feature is a celebration of staple Philharmonic ‘tools of the trade’: the family of stringed instruments, including the cello, violin and viola, take the fore while wind and brass like the harp, bassoon and Vienna horn hold up the flanks. Other than a narrow, unadorned frame, the only text you’ll see on the reverse reads, ‘Wiener Philharmonic’ and ‘silver.’
Invoke the emotive symphonies of the celebrated Vienna Philharmonic when you order your 1 oz 2018 Austrian Philharmonic silver coin today!
In multiples of 20 these coins will be shipped in a plastic tube. In multiples of 500 these coins will be shipped in a monster box.
| 4832 | |
| AT | |
| Austrian Mint | |
| Brilliant uncirculated | |
| 999 | |
| AT | |
| Great Pipe Organ of Vienna's Golden Concert Hall | |
| Philharmonic instruments | |
| 2008 | |
| 37.0 | |
| 3.45 | |
| EUR 1,5 | |
| 2018 | |
| Thomas Pesendorfer | |
| 1.0000 |
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When you purchase your 1 oz 2018 Austrian Philharmonic silver coin from our online shop we’ll make sure you’re treated to the lowest price possible.
The widely acclaimed Philharmonic bullion coin range, from the Austrian Mint, have been issued in silver, gold and platinum versions since 1989 and each release boasts an unchanging, orchestral themed design on both the obverse and reverse faces.
The coin’s obverse features a detailed depiction of the Great Organ at the Vienna’s Musiekverein’s Great Hall, complete with its impressive piping array and filigree sculptural finishings.
Also on the obverse, the Republic of Austria legend, as well as the weight, purity, date of release and denominational value of the coin.
The reverse feature is a celebration of staple Philharmonic ‘tools of the trade’: the family of stringed instruments, including the cello, violin and viola, take the fore while wind and brass like the harp, bassoon and Vienna horn hold up the flanks.
Other than a narrow, unadorned frame, the only text you’ll see on the reverse reads, ‘Wiener Philharmonic’ and ‘silver.’
Invoke the emotive symphonies of the celebrated Vienna Philharmonic when you order your 1 oz 2018 Austrian Philharmonic silver coin today!
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