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National bullion coin programs famously depict inspirational symbols or wildlife found natively within a specific region. For the nation of Austria, its culture is on full display on the obverse and reverse of the official gold bullion coin of the country, the... Read More
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Launched in 1989 by the Austrian Mint, the Austrian Philharmonic bullion coin series comes in gold, silver, and platinum versions. Investors will find the gold coins available in the widest selection of weights. This series has established itself as one of continental Europe’s most recognized and enduring bullion collections. Now, 2026 1/10 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic ... Read More
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Following the 1989 debut of the Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins, the Austrian Mint first expanded the gold bullion coin options in the series in 1991. When that expansion year rolled around, the first weight added to the series was the 1/10 oz gold coin. Today, 2022 1/10 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion. Coin Highlights: ... Read More
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The Austrian Gold Philharmonic was first introduced in 1989 with two weights available in the series. The Gold Philharmonic was Austria’s answer to the popular gold bullion coin market, dominated by coins like the South African Krugerrand, the Canadian Maple Leaf, and the American Gold Eagle. In 1991, the Austrian Mint introduced the 1/10 oz Gold Philharmonic.
The Austrian Mint pursued a unique release schedule for the debut of its various denominations in the Gold Philharmonic Series. The collection started, like all major collections, with a 1 oz gold coin in 1989. This was paired the same year with a 1/4 oz gold coin. In 1991, the Austrian Mint introduced the 1/10 oz Gold Philharmonic, and later introduced a 1/2 oz Gold Philharmonic in 1994. From 1991 to 2013, the 1/10 oz gold coin was the smallest Gold Philharmonic available. It was eventually surpassed in 2014 by the 1/25 oz gold coin.
The Gold Philharmonic coins feature a design that pays homage to Austria’s rich musical heritage. The obverse of the coin depicts the Great Organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna’s Musikverein, along with the words “Republik Österreich” (Republic of Austria). The reverse side features an array of orchestral instruments, including the cello, violins, harp, flute, and French horn, symbolizing the world-renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The inscriptions include the weight, fineness, and denomination of the coin.
Despite being primarily bullion coins, the Austrian Gold Philharmonics carry legal tender status in Austria. The face value of the 1/10 oz coin is 10 euros, although its actual market value is significantly higher due to the gold content. Historically, the 1/10 oz Gold Philharmonic had a face value in Austrian Schillings. Prior to the adoption of the Euro in 2002, the coins featured a 200 Schillings value from 1991 to 2001.
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