Step into the world of European gold bullion with the Austrian Gold Philharmonic. Since its introduction in 1989, this iconic coin series has continued to captivate collectors and investors alike. Now, you have the opportunity to own ½ oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins, available for purchase online from BullionMax. Secure yours today and embark on a golden symphony of wealth and beauty!

Coin Highlights:

• Arrives inside protective plastic.
• Available since 1994 in ½ oz weight!
• Contains ½ Troy oz of .9999 pure gold in BU condition.
• Issued a face value of €50 (Euro) backed by the government of Austria.
• Musikverein Pipe Organ is on the obverse.
• Reverse showcases various musical instruments used by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
• Designs from Thomas Pesendorfer.

Each ½ oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin in this listing is in brilliant uncirculated (BU) condition, ensuring its pristine appearance. While minor flaws may be present due to the coining process, such as breaks in luster, spotted surfaces, or contact marks, these coins showcase the exceptional beauty and craftsmanship of this renowned series.

Designed by the talented Thomas Pesendorfer, Chief Engraver of the Austrian Mint, the Gold Philharmonic features the same iconic imagery introduced in 1989, which remains unchanged to this day. Both the Silver and Platinum Philharmonic coins proudly display the enduring design created by Pesendorfer, with only the denomination differing across the series.

BullionMax offers you the chance to own a ½ oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin, featuring a remarkable .9999 pure gold content and a face value of €50 (Euro). Please note that the year of issue for the coin you receive will be random, ranging from the 1994 introduction of the ½ oz coin to the latest release. The specific year will depend on the availability in our warehouse when your order is prepared for shipping.

Adorning the obverse of the ½ oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin is the magnificent image of the Musikverein Pipe Organ, an exquisite centerpiece of all performances by the illustrious Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

The reverse of the Gold Philharmonic Coin showcases a harmonious ensemble of musical instruments used by the orchestra during their awe-inspiring performances. From the Vienna horn and bassoon to the elegant harp and four violins, all instruments are gracefully arranged around the image of a captivating cello.

Founded in 1194 by Leopold V, the Austrian Mint stands as the official sovereign mint of the nation. Its rich history dates back centuries, and it played a significant role in the safe return of Richard the Lionheart from the Crusades, accepting 15 tonnes of silver as payment for his armies’ passage.

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