Austrian Silver Philharmonic
Coming from the heart of Europe, Austrian Philharmonic silver bullion coins showcase the country's proud classical music traditions. After all, Austria is the land some of history's greatest classical composers including Mozart and Haydn. Similarly, Austrian or Vienna Philharmonic silver coins are also known for their strict purity.
Continue reading for some quick facts, investment insight and a brief history of Austrian Philharmonic silver coins.
Front/Obverse
The obverse side of the Philharmonic silver bullion coin features a great organ from the concert hall – known as the Musikverein - of the Vienna Philharmonic. Designed by Thomas Pesendorfer.
Brief History
Introduced relatively recently, the Austrian Philharmonic silver bullion coin joins a proud tradition of fine mintage coins from the heart of Europe. Its gold counterpart was at one time the best-selling gold coin in the world. Austrian Philharmonic silver coins strive to continue and refine this tradition of excellence.
Coin Facts
- Mint: Austrian Mint
- Type: Bullion (Investment), Proof/Collectors' Editions (Numismatic)
- Mintage: Minted annually since 2008
- Silver Content: 0.999 fine silver
- Diameter: 37 mm (0.87 in.)
- Thickness: 3.2 (0.13 in.)
- Weight: 1 troy ounce (31.103g)
- Face Value: 1.5 Euros
- Coin Highlights:
- First released in Europe in 2008
- Official silver bullion coin of Austria
- Features the Great Organ and other instruments used by the Austrian Philharmonic
- Functions as legal tender in Austria and the European Union
- Contains 1 troy ounce of .999 pure silver bullion
Why Buy?
Silver Philharmonic coins are great for investors looking for a great way to save for retirement or for a rainy day. These pure silver bullion coins serve as a stable investment among economic uncertainty.
Collectors too can find various commemorative issues of the silver Philharmonic, including ones commemorating Austria's inclusion in the Euro Zone, among other things.
Learn more about Austrian Philharmonic silver bullion coins along with other investment options and how to manage your gold and silver bullion investments by reading more of the Buying Guide. If you have any questions or would like to buy silver Austrian Philharmonics for your portfolio, check Provident Metals for current prices.