When the Austrian Mint introduced the Gold Philharmonic coins in 1989, the series featured only a 1 oz and 1/4 oz coin. This was a unique approach in the collection when compared to programs such as the American Gold Eagle that debuted with all four current available weights offered from the outset. Today, 2019 1/4 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins are available to you online from JM Bullion.

Coin Highlights:

• Available to you inside of protective packaging or mint tubes of 20 coins!
• 30^th anniversary of the Austrian Gold Philharmonic coins!
• Contains 1/4 Troy oz of .9999 pure gold in BU condition.
• The face value of €25 is fully backed by Austria’s government.
• On the obverse side of the coins is the image of the Great Organ.
• The reverse depicts a series of musical instruments.

The 1/4 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin is one of the two original gold coins introduced 30 years ago by the Austrian Mint. The 1 oz and 1/4 oz coins were alone for three years prior to the introduction of the 1/10 oz coin in 1991 and the 1/2 oz coin in 1994. Today, the 1/4 oz coin is one of five options gold buyers have in the Austrian Gold Philharmonic collection.

All 2019 1/4 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins in this listing are available for purchase in Brilliant Uncirculated condition. The coins are available to purchase individually inside of protective plastic packaging or in bulk inside of mint tubes that contain 30 coins in total. This is the 30^th anniversary year of the Austrian Gold Philharmonic and is sure to become a popular date mark in the future.

On the obverse side of 2019 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coins, you’ll find the depiction of the Great Organ found inside the Musikverein Golden Concert Hall in Vienna. The nation’s philharmonic orchestra performs at the Musikverein on a regular basis, which is located in the neighborhood of Innere Stadt.

The reverse of 2019 1/4 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonics features a selection of commonly used instruments of orchestral members. The design includes a cello, violins, harp, bassoon, flute, and a horn. Engravings on both sides of the coin are written in German, the official language of the Austrian nation.

Founded in 1194, the Austrian Mint is one of Europe’s oldest operating mint facilities. It was founded with silver paid to Duke Leopold V by Richard the Lionheart of England. Today it strikes the Austrian Philharmonic Coins along with circulation euros for the nation.

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