Austrian Gold Philharmonic 1/2 Ounce - Random Year

Being the first bullion coin in Europe to have a face value in euros, the Austrian Philharmonic 1/2 ounce gold coin honors the infamous Austrian Orchestra. Considered a relic, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra was established in 1842, and offered music aficionados a different experience than the usual orchestra performance. The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra uses a wider variety of instruments that make a deeper, richer sound than what audiences are used to. Combined with the outstanding acoustics in the actual theatre, eager listeners travel from all over the world just to listen to one performance.

Your Austrian Philharmonic 1/2 ounce gold coin is guaranteed to contain .9999 pure gold and is in brilliant uncirculated condition. Thomas Pesendorfer was the Austrian artist who designed the Austrian Gold Philharmonic in 1989. Instead of portraying a nation's leader, Pesendorfer decided to honor the orchestra that has helped the nation's economy and also gave the country something to be proud of for years to come. The famous pipe organ, that stands in the great hall where the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra plays, is displayed on the obverse of every Philharmonic coin. This side also is minted with the Republic of Austria and one half ounce of pure gold. The reverse contains a gothic font that is translated into Vienna Philharmonic. An incredible array of varietal instruments are also featured, including the harp, bassoon, flute, cello, and violin. Never changing these beloved designs, the Austrian Mint takes great pride in producing a coin that not only brings attention the the country but also honors a very important piece of Austria's history, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Investors enjoy keeping a diverse collection and the Austrian Philharmonic 1/2 ounce coins are perfect for that intention!

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