2024 1/2 oz Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin (BU)

2024 1/2 oz Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin (BU)

Among the world's most well-known collections is the Austrian Gold Philharmonic Series. Over 20 years, the collection—first introduced in 1989—grew from its initial two weights to its current offering of five. The 1/2 oz Gold Philharmonic weight is one of the most preferable weights. The 2024 Philharmonic half-ounce gold coin is a stunning, finely finished bullion.

Key Features

• 2024 1/2 oz Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin (BU)
• Purity: Each coin contains 1/2 ounce of .9999 pure gold and is in brilliant uncirculated condition.
• Obverse: The front facade of Vienna Concert Hall is depicted on the obverse, honoring Austria's illustrious musical history.
• Reverse: The reverse artfully highlights the country's cultural heritage by showcasing musical instruments used by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, which includes four violins, a harp, a bassoon, a French horn, and a cello.
• Face Value: This coin has a face value of 50 euros.
• Legal Tender: Approved by the Austrian federal government, combines investment security with numismatic elegance.
• Packaging: Larger orders are supplied in slips or tubes of 10, while individual coins are delivered in protective plastic flips to maintain their pristine condition.

The Great Pipe Organ is one of the obverse design elements on the 2024 1/2 oz Gold Philharmonic Coin. You can also see the pipe organ inside the Musikverein's Golden Concert Hall on the coin.

Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins from 2024 have images on the reverse that show a variety of musical instruments. The field features a French horn, a bassoon, a harp, two violins on either side and a cello in the center foreground. Thomas Pesendorfer created the coin's obverse and reverse designs in 1989.

Are you thinking about getting this coin? It's more than simply an addition; it celebrates Austria's rich musical and minting history.

Why not add this 2024 1/2 oz Austrian Philharmonic gold coin to your collection like a beautiful melody? Beyond its practicality, it embodies the illustrious history of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra like a golden symphony.