Vienna Philharmonic is one of the most popular bullion coins in the world. The gold coin is made from the highest quality material, and its weight is 1/25 ounce, which is approximately 1.24 grams.
According to the World Gold Council, the product was one of the most purchased gold items in the years: 1992, 1995, 1996, and 2000, while in 2004, the Vienna Philharmonic accounted for almost 40% of gold sales in European countries. The producer of the gold coin is the Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich).
The reverse of the coin features eight of the most popular instruments of the Austrian Orchestra. There are: four violins, a cello, a horn, a bassoon, and a harp.
The obverse of the coin presents pipe organs made of golden steel, which are located in the Musikverein concert hall in Vienna. Just above them is the inscription: Republic Österreich (Republic of Austria). The obverse also includes information about the weight and gold purity, as well as the nominal value of the coin.
Vienna Philharmonic stands out as a globally recognized means of payment, making it easy to transact with them wherever bullion coins and precious metals are traded. It is also one of the smallest bullion coins in the world, making the coin an extremely liquid investment.
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