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The 2003 1/2 oz Gold Austrian Philharmonic coin, minted by the Austrian Mint, commemorates Vienna's world-famous Philharmonic Orchestra. The obverse features the Musikverein's Great Organ, while the reverse features an assortment of classical instruments. It blends remarkable purity with timeless artistry. Key Features: >Contains 1/2 troy ounce of 9999 pure gold. >Released by the Austrian Mint in 2003. >50 euros on the face value, supported by Austria >The Great Organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna's Musikverein is seen on the overse. >Reverse honours the Vienna Philharmonic by showcasing orchestral instruments. >Austrian legal tender that is widely accepted >Renowned for its outstanding quality, purity, and distinctive design
The 2003 1/2 oz Gold Austrian Philharmonic coin, minted by the Austrian Mint, commemorates Vienna's world-famous Philharmonic Orchestra. The obverse features the Musikverein's Great Organ, while the reverse features an assortment of classical instruments. It blends remarkable purity with timeless artistry. Key Features: >Contains 1/2 troy ounce of 9999 pure gold. >Released by the Austrian Mint in 2003. >50 euros on the face value, supported by Austria >The Great Organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna's Musikverein is seen on the overse. >Reverse honours the Vienna Philharmonic by showcasing orchestral instruments. >Austrian legal tender that is widely accepted >Renowned for its outstanding quality, purity, and distinctive design
The 2003 1/2 oz Gold Austrian Philharmonic coin, minted by the Austrian Mint, commemorates Vienna's world-famous Philharmonic Orchestra. The obverse features the Musikverein's Great Organ, while the reverse features an assortment of classical instruments. It blends remarkable purity with timeless artistry.
Key Features:
>Contains 1/2 troy ounce of 9999 pure gold. >Released by the Austrian Mint in 2003. >50 euros on the face value, supported by Austria >The Great Organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna's Musikverein is seen on the overse. >Reverse honours the Vienna Philharmonic by showcasing orchestral instruments. >Austrian legal tender that is widely accepted >Renowned for its outstanding quality, purity, and distinctive design
