1/10 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin (Random Year)

1/10 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin (Random Year)

This Austrian gold coin is one tenth troy ounce of .9999 pure gold. Gold Philharmonic coins date back to 1989 and are sought after all over the world. On the front of these coins there is a picture of the Great Organ of the Golden Hall from Musikverein, Vienna’s concert hall, along with the year, weight, and purity of the coin. On the back you can see a variety of instruments. The diameter of the coin is 16 mm and the thickness is 1.14 mm This coin has a face value of 200 Schilling, or 10 Euros, making it great for both collectors and investors all around the world. Year of the coin varies on our current inventory and is completely random.

Coin Specifications:

• Contains .9999 fine gold with a weight of 1/10 troy oz
• Struck by the Austrian Mint
• Face value of 10 Euros
• Legal Austrian Tender
• Individual coins come in a plastic flip
• Obverse: Shows the Musikverein Great Organ in the Golden Hall. Inscriptions: “Republik Osterreich”, “10 Euro”, as well as the purity and weight in German.
• Reverse: Features an array of musical instruments including a cello and four violins, among others. Inscriptions: “Wiener Philharmoniker” above the instruments.

This 1/10 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin (Random Year) is not only a sound investment in pure gold but also a celebration of Austria’s cultural heritage. With its exquisite design and historical significance, this coin remains a prized collectible for enthusiasts around the globe. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our customer service representatives.

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