Vienna Philharmonic - Austria 1 oz silver coin *Immediately deliverable new goods*

Picture shows symbolic image.

There are 20 coins in a tube.

When the tube is closed and completely filled, there is the least risk of the coins oxidising. In addition, the manufacturer - the Austrian Mint - seals each tube with a seal.

The Vienna Philharmonic is one of the best-known bullion coins in the world.

Although the coin only had its beginnings in 2008, it was already on a par with the Maple Leaf and the Silver Eagle early on and is now firmly established in the precious metal trade. The Philharmonic is issued in silver only in the size of 1 ounce and is packaged in a tube of 20 pieces each. The obverse shows the famous organ from the golden hall of the Vienna Musikverein. The country of issue, the Republic of Austria, is embossed above it, while the weight, the material, the year of minting and the nominal value are indicated below. Below the inscription WIENER PHILHARMONIKER SILBER, a selection of Philharmonic instruments adorns the reverse.

The coin enjoys great prestige, especially among European investors, as it is the only bullion coin that has a nominal value in euros and is thus also permitted as official means of payment.

Only coins in very good condition will be accepted at the stated price. For coins in poorer condition (oxidation, milk spots or oxidized fingerprints), we will determine the purchase price after consultation with our dealers.

Purchase prices for ZFL goods differ from the purchase prices shown here.

Certain items can always be ordered from us. This applies, for example, to silver coins and 1 kg silver bars. The smelters or the mint can deliver at any time. In certain market situations, however, delivery times may occur.

You are welcome to call us at any time to check stock levels or to find out about possible delivery times before placing your order.