1/25 Ounces Certified Gold Coin .999
MONEDA DE CURSO LEGAL: Al haber sido emitida por una casa de moneda nacional esta moneda puede ser utlizada como moneda de libre circulación
Gold Coin Minted By The Munze Osterreich
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in 2015, the Austrian Mint in Vienna released a collection of 1/25 oz Gold Philharmonic coins in honor of the original series’ 25th anniversary. Now the prestigious mint is proud to introduce its second coin from this new collection, the 2015 1/25 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin. Boasting a purity of 99.99%, this conveniently sized coin is the ideal bullion piece for individuals who would like to diversify their portfolio with more modest gold investments. It is also a suitable option for those who simply prefer home storage over third party depositories. Each gold philharmonic coin will be shipped in either a protective plastic wrapping or its original sealed tube from the Austrian Mint. Such measures ensure that every coin arrives in BU (Brilliant Uncirculated) condition.
Coin Highlights:
Contains 1/25 oz of .9999 pure gold.
Bears a face value of €4 (euro) supported by Austria’s government.
Considered legal tender in Austria.
Available in Brilliant Uncirculated Condition.
Struck by the Austrian Mint.
First produced in this small weight in 2014.
Individual coins available in plastic sleeves; multiples of 20 in tubes.
As with other denominations of this coin, the artwork featured on the 1/25 oz Gold Philharmonic Coin draws its inspiration from Vienna’s renowned orchestra and concert venue. Depicted on the obverse of the coin is an instrument that frequent concert attendees will recognize as the organ that sits in the Golden Hall of the Viennese Musikveirein. The image has been skillfully rendered so as to replicate every one of its architectural elements, including the sculpted cherubs that hover above its decorative molding. Printed in the areas surrounding the pipe organ are the coin’s weight, purity and denomination accompanied by its country and year of issue in the country’s native German language.
The reverse side of the coin displays an array of musical instruments in honor of the many talented musicians of this orchestra. Among the instruments incorporated into the design are a French horn, an oboe, a harp and a cello flank by four violins. Inscribed in an arched formation above the instruments are the words, “Weiner Philharmoniker,”
