The Austrian Philharmonic bullion series is one of several major bullion coin programs to offer a platinum version. While the Austrian Philharmonic debuted in 1989, its platinum bullion option was more recently introduced in 2016. Today, this platinum series offers both 1 oz and 1/25 oz coins to investors on an annual basis. Right now, you can buy random-year Austrian Philharmonic 1 oz Platinum Coins online from Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a protective plastic flip!
• Produced as of 2016!
• Available from random dates!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .9995 pure platinum.
• Bears a face value of 100 Euro fully backed by the Austrian government.
• Pipe organ from the Golden Concert Hall on the obverse.
• Musical instruments on the reverse.
• Please remember it is possible to receive coins with random, matching dates when purchasing through this listing.

Provident Metals is pleased to offer you the Austrian Philharmonic 1 oz Platinum Coin in this listing with a protective plastic flip. The coins available here come from random dates within the series. This coin has been in production in 1 oz platinum since 2016 and remains an annual release from the Austrian Mint.

Please remember that Provident Metals offers these coins to you at random. We will select coins to fulfill your order based on what is available at the point in time that your payment clears. We cannot guarantee a specific date mark in advance. Similarly, you may receive matching date marks when you buy several coins. We cannot hand-pick dates for variety.

Obverse

For the obverse design of the Austrian Philharmonic Platinum Coin, the mint features a view of the pipe organ from the Golden Concert Hall. When the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performs in the capital city, it does so at the Musikverein, one of the finest concert halls in the world. The Golden Concert Hall is the primary performance venue, though the building has various practice halls for the members of the orchestra to use as well. Inscriptions on this field of the coin read REPUBLIK OSTERREICH, 1 UNZE PLATIN 999.5, 100 EURO, and a date mark.

Reverse

In the reverse design field of Austrian Philharmonic 1 oz Platinum Coins, the Austrian Mint offers a depiction of musical instruments. This design shows a large cello in the central foreground that is flanked on each side by two violins. In the background field, you will find a French horn, bassoon, and harp arranged from left to right. Inscriptions on this side of the coin include WEINER PHILHARMONIKER and PLATIN.

History

Austrian Philharmonic Platinum coins debuted in 2016 with the release of these 1 oz platinum coins and expanded in 2017 with the issue of a 1/25 oz platinum coin. The 1 oz coin has higher mintage levels each year. The 2016 date mark was the early record holder with a total of 35,257 coins sold, but the 2020 coin more recently surpassed that with sales of 40,891 coins. 2018 has the lowest mintage at 13,753.

Ordering

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