Austrian Gold Philharmonics have been available at the Austrian Mint since 1989. Originally offered with the sovereign currency of Austria for its denominations, the Austrian Schilling, these bullion coins now have a legal tender value in Euros. Now, the 2011 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin to you for purchase online.
Highlights:
- Arrives in individual plastic flips!
- 23rd year of issue in the Austrian Gold Philharmonic Series!
- Announced mintage of 586,686 coins!
- Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
- Issued a face value of 100 Euro.
- Obverse includes the Great Pipe Organ.
- Reverse features musical instruments.
- Imagery inspired by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
the 2011 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin available to you for purchase in an individual plastic flip. The coins come from a mintage of 586,686 coins, an increase of 85,000 from the previous year.
Obverse
In the obverse design of 2011 Austrian Gold Philharmonics is the Great Pipe Organ from the Musikverein. The Musikverein is also known for hosting the annual Vienna New Year’s Concert, which is broadcast live on television and radio to millions of people around the world. The concert features the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra playing a selection of waltzes, polkas, and other light classical music pieces, and is a beloved tradition for many people.
Reverse
For the reverse side of 2011 1 oz Gold Philharmonic Coins, the mint features a cluster of musical instruments. The field includes a cello at the center with two violins on either side. The background field features a bassoon, a harp, and a horn.
History
Today, the Austrian Mint is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of investment coins and collector coins. In addition to the Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin, it produces a range of other coins, including the Vienna Philharmonic silver coin, the Maria Theresa silver thaler, and the Gold Ducat coin.
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