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The 1oz Gold Austrian Philharmonic (1997) bullion coin is finely made and has the distinctive design of Vienna Philharmonic instruments. It honours Austria's rich musical history and is still a favourite among investors and collectors. It is struck in.9999 pure gold. Key Features: >One troy ounce of.9999 pure gold is included. >Minted with remarkable artistry by the Austrian Mint >On the verso is the Great Organ of the Musikverein in Vienna. >A variety of symphonic instruments are displayed in reverse. >2,000 Austrian Schillings is the face value of legal money in Austria. >Known for its exquisite, music-themed design and worldwide reputation. >Globally, investors and collectors trust this highly liquid asset.
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The 1oz Gold Austrian Philharmonic (1997) bullion coin is finely made and has the distinctive design of Vienna Philharmonic instruments. It honours Austria's rich musical history and is still a favourite among investors and collectors. It is struck in.9999 pure gold. Key Features: >One troy ounce of.9999 pure gold is included. >Minted with remarkable artistry by the Austrian Mint >On the verso is the Great Organ of the Musikverein in Vienna. >A variety of symphonic instruments are displayed in reverse. >2,000 Austrian Schillings is the face value of legal money in Austria. >Known for its exquisite, music-themed design and worldwide reputation. >Globally, investors and collectors trust this highly liquid asset.
The 1oz Gold Austrian Philharmonic (1997) bullion coin is finely made and has the distinctive design of Vienna Philharmonic instruments. It honours Austria's rich musical history and is still a favourite among investors and collectors. It is struck in.9999 pure gold.
Key Features:
>One troy ounce of.9999 pure gold is included. >Minted with remarkable artistry by the Austrian Mint >On the verso is the Great Organ of the Musikverein in Vienna. >A variety of symphonic instruments are displayed in reverse. >2,000 Austrian Schillings is the face value of legal money in Austria. >Known for its exquisite, music-themed design and worldwide reputation. >Globally, investors and collectors trust this highly liquid asset.
