Austrian Silver Philharmonic - 1 oz - 2024

Vienna Philharmonic Silver 2024

The 1 oz Vienna Philharmonic coin is the largest and best selling coin of the five family members. The Vienna Philharmonic is the most successful European investment silver coin. The coin is particularly sought after in Japan and North America.

In 2008, the first Vienna Philharmonic coins were offered for sale. The Austrian Mint in Vienna produces according to demand in non-limited editions. The 1 ounce gold Vienna Philharmonic coin is official currency with a face value of €100. The silver Philharmonic has a fineness of 999.0. Basis for the price calculation of the 1 oz Vienna Philharmonic silver coin as a bullion coin is the current silver price.

Front

With the motif remains true to itself. It is always the same, only the year of mintage changes. The motif shows instruments of the famous Viennese orchestra, namely a horn, a bassoon, a harp, a cello in the middle and next to it on the left and right a viola and, above it, a violin.

Back

The reverse side shows the organ in the Great Hall of the Musikverein (often called the "Golden Hall"). Designed by the chief engraver of the Austrian Mint, Thomas Pesendorfer, the coin has received several awards.