Vienna Philharmonic 1 oz Gold 2013
The Vienna Philharmonic is a gold investment coin minted from pure Au.9999 gold in 1 troy ounce. It is prized by investors from around the world. It was the first bullion coin to be issued in Euro currency. This remarkable coin has been produced by the Austrian Mint consistently since 1989. As with other coins from the Austrian Mint, it is a fully fledged legal tender, guaranteed by the Austrian government as to the legality, purity of the bullion and origin of the metal. The gold coins from the Vienna Philharmonic collection are distinguished from other placement coins not only by the image of the reverse, but also by the method of security. The Averse is decorated with the legendary organ of the Vienna Philharmonic. From it we can also read the face value, weight, proof and year of the coin's issue. The Rewers depict a number of symphonic instruments, i.e. double bass, cello, violin, bassoon, harp and Viennese horn, in an aesthetically pleasing arrangement, bearing the interesting typography of the Wiener Philharmoniker.Do you need help? Do you have any questions?Ask a question and we'll respond promptly, publishing the most interesting questions and answers for others. 
