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    Silver Minted in Austria

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    1780 Austrian Silver Maria Theresa Thaler Coin (Restrike, Varied Condition)

    One of the most important early silver coins within the pre-modern European economy was the Austrian Silver Thaler from the reign of Maria Theresa. The coins were first issued in 1780 and would go on to become the dominant currency in European trade with the nations of the Levant region. Originally issued from 1780 to 1858, these particular 1780 coins are modern restrike f... Read More

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    1-19 $33.11 $33.45 $34.49
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    1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (Random Year)

    As low as $4.39 per oz over spot!

    Europe’s most popular coin is, without question, the Austrian Silver Philharmonic coin. Introduced only recently in 2008, it grew out of the popularity of its gold counterpart, which had a nearly two-decade head start in production. Today, the Austrian Silve... Read More

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    1-19 $37.58 $37.97 $39.15
    20-99 $37.28 $37.67 $38.83
    100-499 $36.98 $37.37 $38.52
    500+ $36.58 $36.96 $38.10

    2025 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    As low as $4.89 per oz over spot!

    The Austrian Philharmonic bullion coin series was introduced by the Austrian Mint in 1989. This coveted bullion coins series comes with gold, silver, and platinum options, with the gold series offering the most variety in terms of weights available to investors. Overall, this series has proven to be one of continental Europe’s most popular design... Read More

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    1-19 $38.08 $38.48 $39.67
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    100-499 $37.48 $37.87 $39.04
    500+ $37.08 $37.47 $38.62
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    2024 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    As low as $5.19 per oz over spot!

    Introduced in 2008, the Austrian Silver Philharmonic is the popular continuation of the Austrian Philharmonic beyond its roots in the gold bullion industry. The coin is a product of the Austrian Mint and bears the same designs as the Austrian Gold Philharmonic coins. Right now, 2024 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coins are available to purchase ... Read More

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    1-19 $38.38 $38.78 $39.98
    20-99 $38.08 $38.48 $39.67
    100-499 $37.78 $38.17 $39.35
    500+ $37.38 $37.77 $38.94

    2020 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin

    As low as $5.39 per coin over spot!

    The Silver Philharmonic coin is the best-selling silver bullion coin on the European continent. Introduced in 2008, it is a relatively new coin on the continent but it did not take long for investors on the continent to seek out the design that was already in use on the gold bullion version of the coin. Today, 2020 1 oz Austrian Silv... Read More

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    1-19 $38.58 $38.98 $40.19
    20-99 $38.18 $38.58 $39.77
    100-499 $37.88 $38.27 $39.46
    500+ $37.58 $37.97 $39.15

    2021 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    The single most-popular silver bullion coin on the European continent is the Austrian Silver Philharmonic. Introduced in 2008 by the Austrian Mint, the coin is one of three metal options in the Austrian Philharmonic bullion series that represents the official bullion series of the Republic of Austria. Coin Highlights: Arrives in protective ... Read More

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    1-19 $38.58 $38.98 $40.19
    20-99 $38.18 $38.58 $39.77
    100-499 $37.88 $38.27 $39.46
    500+ $37.58 $37.97 $39.15

    2022 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    As low as $5.39 per coin over spot!

    The most popular silver bullion coin in Europe is the Austrian Silver Philharmonic. Introduced by the Austrian Mint in 2008, the Silver Philharmonic expanded the existing Austrian Philharmonic Series from a gold-only collection to a series with both gold and silver bullion options. Today, 2022 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coins are available t... Read More

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    1-19 $38.58 $38.98 $40.19
    20-99 $38.28 $38.68 $39.87
    100-499 $37.98 $38.38 $39.56
    500+ $37.58 $37.97 $39.15

    2018 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    As low as $5.89 per coin over spot!

    The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in 1842, making it one of the longest-running musical performance groups in modern history. The orchestra is considered among the world’s finest and is an extreme source of pride for the people of Austria. It was a natural choice for the nation’s official bullion coins, the Austrian Philharmonic. Ri... Read More

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    1-99 $38.58 $38.98 $40.19
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    2008 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    Created by the world-famous Austrian Mint, the 2008 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin is a stunning work of artistry offered by one of the finest mints in the world. If you are looking to increase your investments in fine quality silver, these Austrian coins will make an excellent additional to your portfolio of wealth. JM Bullion is pleased t... Read More

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    1-99 $40.68 $41.10 $42.37
    100+ $40.38 $40.80 $42.06

    2014 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin

    After being introduced to the world in 2008, the Austrian Silver Philharmonic quickly became one of the best-selling coins in the world. The design of this coin was created by Thomas Pesendorfer and features the famous concert hall in Austria, known as Musikverein. This iconic building opened in 1870 and is home to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The Musikverein is renowned for its acoustics which still hold the test of time today. Now, you ca... Read More

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    1-19 $42.18 $42.62 $43.94
    20-99 $41.88 $42.32 $43.62
    100-499 $41.58 $42.01 $43.31
    500+ $41.18 $41.61 $42.90

    2024 2/3 oz Proof Austrian Sterling Silver The Beauty of the Universe Supernova Coin (Box + CoA)

    In the year 1054, Chinese and Arabic astronomers witnessed an event unlike any other as a star, ten times the mass of the sun, exploded into a supernova. The Crab Nebula has been expanding ever since and is now around 11 light-years in width. Experience this supernova like never before with this 2024 2/3 oz Proof Austrian Sterling Si... Read More

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    1+ $121.18 $122.44 $126.23

    2023 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    Europe’s best-selling silver coin just happens to also be one of the most popular silver coins for sale in the world. Introduced in 2008, the Austrian Silver Philharmonic is part of a beautiful coin collection that pays homage to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Now, 2023 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coins are available to you for purchase... Read More

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    2013 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    The Austrian Silver Philharmonic coin is one of the most popular silver coins available to investors and collectors today. If you are looking for a high quality and liquid silver coin, the Austrian Silver Philharmonic may be a great choice. Coin Highlights: Contains one troy ounce of .999 fine silver. Produced by the Austrian Mint. 1.... Read More

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    2015 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin (BU)

    The 2015 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin is available now and features the same design as last year's coin. Each of these coins will be minted in 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver and contain a face value of 1.5 Euros. Coin Highlights: Contains 1 troy ounce of .999 pure silver. Minted in Austria. Features a beautiful orchestra-r... Read More

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    Silver Minted in Austria

    When people think of investments in precious metals, the first item that comes to mind is gold. Whether it be gold bars, coins, or rounds, there is no denying that the yellow metal is first on the mind of many investors. While an investment in gold is nothing to scoff at, silver often proves to be an equally wise metal to invest in. Silver comes from all over the world and is produced by a variety of government and privately-owned mints.

    Silver from Austria is some of the most intriguing you can find simply because of the storied history of precious metals in Austria. Despite it being a relatively small country tucked away in Central Europe, Austria has had a massive impact on the global precious metals industry.

    A History of Austrian Minting

    When it comes to silver in Austria, the story begins nearly 1,000 years ago in 1192. It was during this year when Richard the Lionheart, of England, paid Duke Leopold V 12 tons of silver in exchange for being let out of jail. Unknowingly, this payment set forth the basic framework for what would eventually become the famed Austrian Mint.

    The story behind Richard the Lionheart, also known as Richard I, becoming imprisoned is an interesting one. Duke Leopold was, in some way, insulted by the English King, and in retaliation for that he took custody of him outside Vienna. Richard I was traveling back to the United Kingdom from the Crusades when he was put into Austrian jail. After paying his “bail,” so to speak, Richard returned to England and Leopold decided he would use the silver to create some of Austria’s first coins. This seemingly small part of Austrian history laid forth the foundation for the Austrian Mint and more than 800 years of minting history.

    Over the course of more than eight centuries, the mint has utilized many different ways of producing precious metals — most often coins. For more than 400 years, the most efficient way to produce coins was to strike them with a hammer. An assortment of presses soon followed, and now the mint is able to produce more coins in a single day than it was once able to produce in an entire year. While boasting a large quantity of coins minted annually, the Austrian Mint still adheres to the highest standards with regard to quality and intricacy. The imagery one each and every coin produced by the mint is unlike anything you have ever seen on a coin. The extremely detailed designs of the coin are what have ensured that the Austrian Mint will always be one of the most prestigious on the planet.

    The Famed Philharmonic

    The Austrian Mint’s most famous coin is without a doubt the Philharmonic. It first appeared in 1989 as a 1 ounce and ¼ ounce gold coin, but a silver edition made its first appearance in 2008. On both sides of the coin, you will immediately notice that the imagery is dominated by instruments of all sorts. The reason for this is due to the fact that the coin is design to celebrate the famed Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

    Founded in 1842, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra has since risen through the ranks to become one of, if not, the best in the world. The Musikverein Golden Hall is where the Orchestra calls home and its beautiful, large pipe organ is what dominates the obverse side of the Philharmonic silver coin. The design of the coin is so ornate that even the individual pipes of the organ can be deciphered with the naked eye. The reverse side of the coin is dominated by the images of a few different musical instruments, each used by the Philharmonic Orchestra. Though there are many, many silver coins on the market today, you will be hard-pressed to find one that is home to more detail than the Silver Philharmonic.

    The Austrian Mint is not limited to solely the 1 ounce Silver Philharmonic, however, as many other beautiful coins are produced by the mint every year. For example, the Austrian Mint partook in a series of coins that celebrated the different geologic periods. The Triassic and Jurassic periods are just two of many celebrated by the coin series. Each coin depicts an animal from the respective time period. As is typical of coins from the Austrian Mint, the depiction on both the obverse and reverse sides of the coin are incredibly detailed and do well to depict the animal in its natural habitat as opposed to isolating the image against a blank background.

    We could go on and on, but the point is, some of the world’s finest silver coins originate from Austria.

    Where to Buy Austrian Silver

    There are numerous places one can reach out to in order to acquire Austrian silver. The most traditional way of acquiring Austrian silver is by way of coin and pawn shops. If you live in a populated area, chances are you will be able to choose between a few different shops in order to find the exact coin you are looking for. If you live in a more rural part of the world, however, chances are you will not have an abundance of coins shops at which to shop.

    Thanks to the internet and all the conveniences its breeds, purchasing Austrian silver has never been easier. By executing a few simple keystrokes and entering some basic financial information, you are able to purchase just about any coin your heart desires. What’s more, the fact that there are hundreds of online precious metals dealers means that you can shop around to find the best possible price for Austrian silver without ever having to leave your house. By taking the time to comparison shop between multiple dealers, you will find that you can quite easily secure a silver product for a competitive price. In addition, just a little bit of research will tell you what dealers are worth dealing with and which ones are not.