Austria - The Gold Philharmonic The Gold Vienna Philharmonic (or simply Gold Philharmonic) was launched in 1989 as a 2,000 Austrian schillings coin, but after Austria joined the Euro in 2002 it was re-denominated as 100 Euros. It is intended as a bullion coin and is generally minted on demand.
Specifications:
- Denomination: 100 €
- Mass: 31.103 g
- Diameter: 37.0 mm
- Thickness: 2.0 mm
- Edge: reeded
- Metal: 99.99% gold
- Gold: 1.000 troy oz
The Obverse, also by Thomas Pesendorfer, shows the Musikverein Pipe Organ.Philharmonics are available in gold, silver and platinum. There are a range of weights.
Mintage: Not known
Minted at Austrian Mint
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 | Best Value Tenth Ounce Gold Austrian Philharmonic £ 305.66 |
 | 1/4oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin £ 685.02 |
 | 2025 1/10oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin £ 306.41 |
 | 2022 1oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin £ 2,829.71 |
 | 2025 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz £ 2,790.30 |
 | 2009 1oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin £ 2,889.35 |
 | Austria 20 175 Years Philharmonics Partly Gold Plated Pf IN Case 115781 £ 60.93 |
 | Austria, Philharmonic, 2008, 1/10 oz Gold Wall Street Investment, Partially Platinum Plated £ 342.51 |
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Remember 1989 ?
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Category: Gold Coins
This category is gold coins from around the World. Gold is a good investment and time and time again it has shown its durability even in difficult times. If you are buying gold coins as an investment, check which coins will give you the best tax advantages.Which Mint: Austrian Mint
The Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich) is located in Vienna and is the official mint of Austrian coins. It is a public limited company and a subsidiary of Austria's central bank, Oesterreichische Nationalbank.Country of Origin: Austria
Austria is a landlocked country in central Europe. It is a member of the EU and uses the Euro as its currency. The population is almost 9 million. The German-speaking country is officially known as Republik Österreich (the Republic of Austria).