2010 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin

Description

2010 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin

Widely considered one of the most superb investment opportunities in the bullion collector’s market, the Vienna Philharmonic was first minted in 1989 and in 2002 became the leading gold bullion coin with a value denominated in Euro. With a consistent design commemorating the world-famous orchestra that calls Vienna home, the Vienna Philharmonic lays claim to being Europe’s most successful investment coin. The 2010 1 oz Vienna Gold Philharmonic Coin is now available for online.

Coin Highlights:

• Comes in a plastic flip!
• Issued in 2010, struck by the Austrian Mint!
• Announced mintage of 501,951!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold.
• Face value of 100 Euro backed by the Oesterreichische Nationalbank (the National Bank of Austria).
• Obverse side features the famous pipe organ from the Goldener Saal of the Viennese Musikverein.
• Reverse side features a group of famous orchestral instruments.

Designed by the Austrian Mint’s chief engraver Thomas Pesendorfer, the Vienna Philharmonic has been a leading seller in both domestic and international collectors’ markets ever since it made its debut in 1989. The World Gold Council identified it as the world’s best-selling gold coin in four separate years between 1992 and the turn of the century. And in fact, its sales have been consistently strong enough over the years that if every one of these coins ever sold were gathered into a single stack, that stack would be almost twice the height of Mount Everest.

The 2010 1 oz Vienna Gold Philharmonic Coin ships in a plastic flip, with each coin fully insured against loss or damage by the team at JM Bullion. Its face value is backed by the Oesterreichische Nationalbank, of which the Austrian Mint is a division, and certified by the LBMA and the OECD.

The coin’s obverse side features the famous pipe organ that forms the backdrop to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s annual New Year concerts. It’s accompanied by the inscriptions “REPUBLIK OSTERREICH,” “1 UNZE GOLD 999.9,” “2010” and “100 EURO.”

Its reverse side features eight iconic instruments from the orchestra, with four violins on either side of a cello in the foreground and a Viennese horn, a bassoon, and a harp behind them. This is accompanied by the inscription “WEINER PHILHARMONIKER.”

Introduction to the Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin

The 2010 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin is a prestigious bullion coin that showcases the harmonious blend of artistry and purity. Minted in Vienna, this coin represents not just a valuable investment, but also a piece of cultural heritage.

Design Features

On one side, the coin features the stunning pipe organ of the Vienna Musikverein, symbolizing Austria’s rich musical history. The reverse showcases a collection of classical instruments, including violins and a harp, highlighting the nation’s artistic legacy.

Collecting and Investing

For both collectors and investors, the 2010 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin is an appealing choice. With its 99.99% gold purity and international recognition, it provides a secure tangible asset in today’s market. Investing in this coin not only preserves capital but also celebrates the exquisite craftsmanship of Austrian minting.

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