The Wiener Philharmoniker coin is named after the world-famous orchestra of the same name. After the great success of the gold Philharmoniker investment coin, it was decided in 2008 to mint the coin in silver as well. These are coins that are older than the coins that are currently being minted. The coins you buy can be of the same year.
The silver Wiener Philharmoniker is named after the world-famous orchestra of the same name. Thomas Pesendorfer is responsible for the design of the silver Wiener Philharmoniker. The design has remained unchanged since the first edition in 2008. The obverse of the silver coin depicts an array of musical instruments representing the famous Wiener Philharmoniker Orchester, including a cello, four violins, a horn, a bassoon and a zither.
The Viennese Philharmoniker coin weighs 31.1 grams and is 1 troy ounce of silver. The Philharmoniker is the youngest silver investment coin. Statistics from the World Gold Council show that the Philharmoniker was the best-selling gold coin in 1992, 1995, 1996 and 2000. Following the great success of the gold Philharmoniker, Austria also started minting and selling the silver Philharmoniker in 2008.
The coin was minted in the Austrian mint in Vienna. This mint has a rich history with the minting of gold coins and silver coins.
The silver Philharmoniker coins have a face value of 1 euro and 50 cents.
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