1/2 oz Vienna Philharmonic Gold Coin (2021)
The Vienna Philharmonic gold coin was introduced to the world in 1989, the year the Austrian government changed the law to permit the issue of gold coins for investment purposes. The Vienna Philharmonic orchestra was chosen to represent the motif on the coin due to its distinguished status as a symbol of Austria.
The coin is designed by the Austrian Mints head engraver - Thomas Pesendorfer – and features eight signature orchestra instruments on its reverse, with the Great Organ of Musikverein Concert Hall in Vienna on the obverse of the coin.
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Coin Highlights:
- 1/2 troy ounce of .9999 pure 24-carat gold
- Face value: 50 euros
- Obverse: The Great Organ of the Musikverein Concert Hall in Vienna, Austria
- Reverse: The Orchestral instruments featured in the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
- Designed by Thomas Pesendorfer
- Coin is backed by Austrian Mint