1 oz (31.10 g) silver coin Vienna Philharmonic, Austria (random year)

The Vienna Philharmonic is the official silver investment coin of Austria and one of the most popular silver investment coins in Europe. Due to its elegant design, high quality and international recognition, this coin is appreciated by both investors and collectors.

Obverse: The obverse of the coin depicts the famous Musikverein building in Vienna, home to the world-renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. This concert hall is considered one of the most prestigious in the world and is famous for its exceptional acoustics. The inscription “REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH” is engraved on the upper part of the coin, and below it is the nominal value, year of mintage and information about the weight and purity of the coin’s silver.

Reverse: The reverse of the coin depicts the grand organ in the Golden Hall and classical musical instruments, symbolizing the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the rich musical traditions of Austria. The design is complemented by the inscription “WIENER PHILHARMONIKER”, which has become one of the most recognizable motifs on investment coins in the world.

About the coin: The silver Vienna Philharmonic was first issued in 2008 and has been minted annually since then. Due to its unique design, high purity and global recognition, it has become one of the most popular investment silver coins in Europe and one of the most frequent choices of investors in the precious metals market.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Coins are sold in random year issues (Mix years). Coins may have scratches, milk stains, discoloration and/or other defects.

We recommend purchasing capsules according to the quantity of coins you order. Capsules can be found HERE. Otherwise, coins are packed in a plastic zip-lock bag.