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As these are bullion coins and not collector coins, their years or effigies have no impact on their value or resale price.

First struck in 1989, the Vienna Philharmonic gold coin is the only European legal tender gold coin produced on a large scale, and it is the only regularly issued bullion coin denominated in euros. The Vienna Philharmonic is pure gold, with a fineness of .9999 or 24 karats, and is the largest diameter one-ounce pure gold coin in the world.

1. Characteristics of the Philharmonic gold ounce

The 1 ounce gold Philharmonic is a gold bullion coin whose exceptional finish makes it an international bestseller.  Issued by the Austrian Mint for the first time in 1989, the official monetary institution of the Austrian Republic, the gold Philharmonic ounce symbolises the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, one of the world's most perfect musical ensembles.

Originally issued in Austrian schillings, the 1 ounce Philharmonic is now one of the only gold bullion coins with a face value in Euro.

1 ounce Philharmonic gold has a 999.9‰ assay and features 24 carats.

With a diameter of 37 mm and a thickness of 2 mm, the Philharmonic ounce gold coin weighs 31.1 grams.

Also, the Philharmonic ounce has a face value of 100 euros.

At first glance, the Philharmonic gold ounce shows the organ of the famous Golden Hall of the Musikverein in Vienna.

The reverse side of the coin shows the instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic Opera House. The decorations on the Philharmonic Ounce always remain the same each year. Only the year of production is changed.

2. Price of the Philharmonic gold ounce

The 1 ounce Philharmonic coin is distinguished by its exceptional purity of 24 carats. It is available in several models such as the Vienna Philharmonic 1 10 ounce gold and many others.

This coin is very popular with investors, especially on the European market where its price is constantly changing.

To know the price of the Philharmonic 2017 1 ounce silver coin, you can follow regularly the price of the Philharmonic silver ounce and consult its evolution by clicking on the graph icon present on this page.

3. Price and value of the Philharmonic gold ounce

At Godot & Fils, our precious metals experts are entirely available to welcome you in our counters located in Paris and throughout France to tell you the Austrian Philharmonic 1 ounce gold price.

Contact our customer service or your nearest Godot & Fils branch to obtain useful information on the value of the Philharmonic 1 ounce.

4. Buying an ounce of Philharmonic gold

As the only modern gold ounce in the Eurozone, the 1 ounce Philharmonic has a prominent place in the market.

Holding a 2019 Austrian Mint 1oz Philharmonic gold allows collectors to make a long-term investment.

However, it is important to ask our experts for advice so as not to come across fake 1 ounce gold Vienna Philharmonic coins.

5. Selling the Philharmonic gold ounce

Selling 1 ounce philharmonic gold should not be taken lightly.

Calling on precious metal specialists will help you.

To answer all your questions, the Godot & Fils customer service department can be reached via the number 0 800 119 119 (free calls).

You can also visit our counters in several regions of France.

In addition, you will benefit from good advice on selling 1 ounce philharmonic gold coins.

6. Where to buy and sell the Philharmonic gold ounce

Buying and selling 1 ounce philharmonic silver 2012 or 1 ounce philharmonic gold 2017 can be done from home, directly online on this site.

To ensure even greater security for your Philharmonic ounce coins, you can entrust the safekeeping of these treasures to Godot & Fils thanks to Gardienor. All you have to do is select this option in your shopping cart.

So, don't wait any longer to buy or sell a 1 ounce gold philharmonic coin from vienne!

The Gold Philharmonic coin is also available in 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce and 1/10 ounce as well as in Silver 1 ounce.

The obverse side of the Philharmonic 1 oz is stamped with the name of the orchestra in German, and features a montage of instruments, including a string bass, cellos, violins, a bassoon, harp and Viennese horn, representing Austria's rich musical and cultural heritage

The reverse side of the Philharmonic Gold Coin features the image of the "Great Organ" found in Vienna's "Golden Hall," the concert hall where the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra performs. The country of issue, the gold weight in ounces, legal tender value in euros, and the coin's purity are also stamped on the reverse side of the Philharmonic 1 oz.

BENEFITS

• Very popular on the European market
• Still in production
• Fine gold

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