1 Ounce 2023 Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin

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The 1 Ounce 2023 Gold Philharmonic

The gold Philharmonic coin series was produced for the first time in 1989. This coincided with the decision of the Austrian government to change the law to permit the production of gold coins for investment purposes. The Gold Philharmonic coin was designed to symbolize the beauty of Austria and its heritage.

Initially, the gold philharmonic coin was denominated in Austrian schillings (ATS). However, in 2003, the coin denomination was changed to Euros. The Gold Philharmonic coin is beautiful and in brilliant uncirculated condition.

The Features of 1 Ounce 2023 Gold Philharmonic

• The coins contain 1 ounce of .9999 pure gold in brilliant uncirculated condition.
• The front of the coin features the great organ.
• The back of the coin is inscribed with a collection of musical instruments.
• The coin has a face value of 100 Euros and is backed by the Austrian government.
• Individual coins come in plastic tubes while multiple coins of 10 arrive in tubes.
• The release of the 1 ounce 2023 gold philharmonic marked the 33rd anniversary since the coins were produced for the first time.

The Gold Philharmonic coin was minted as a way of celebrating the famous world-renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The orchestra was established in 1842 and is still the most respected orchestra in the world. The orchestra is popular among classical music fans around the world.

The purity of the gold philharmonic coin made of .9999 pure gold is what makes it a favourite among investors. This is the highest level of purity that can be obtained. It is evident in the lustre of the coin when exposed to light. The 1 ounce 2023 gold philharmonic coins offer a great opportunity for investors to buy high-grade bullion coins with an increasing value.

In addition to the Gold Philharmonic, the Austrian Mint also manufactures the Philharmonic series in silver and in platinum. 

SwissBullion.eu sells the 1 Ounce gold Philharmonic coin for secure storage in Switzerland, or for delivery.