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
Minted in 1989. See Coins and Events of 1989
Category: Gold Coins. See more Gold Coins coins
and see which Gold Coins coins have the lowest mintage.
Country of Origin: Austria
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 | Empty Official Gold Vienna Philharmonic 1/2oz Coin Tube (Holds 10 Coins) £ 9.73 |
 | Empty Official Gold Vienna Philharmonic 1/4oz Coin Tube (Holds 20 Coins) £ 9.73 |
 | 2000 Austria Philharmonic .9999 Gold 1 oz Great Luster in sealed saflip #B269 £ 3,658.71 |
 | 2024 Austria Gold Philharmonic BU Pure Gold .9999 24k £ 263.02 |
 | Philharmonic 1998 Weiner -Gold Plated - Novelty/Fantasy Coin/Austrian £ 18.28 |
 | 1991 Austria Philharmonic .9999 Gold 1 oz Great Luster in sealed saflip #B268 £ 3,658.71 |
 | 37mm - 10 Quadrum Square Coin Capsules 1oz Gold Austria Vienna Philharmonic £ 7.01 |
 | 2011 Austria 1 oz Silver Vienna Philharmonic – .999 Fine Silver £ 124.43 |
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