Vienna Philharmonic - Austria 1/4 oz gold coin

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In addition to classic gold coins such as the Maple Leaf, Gold Eagle and Krugerrand, the Vienna Philharmonic does not fit into any investment package.

Under the government of Austria since 1989, the Vienna Philharmonic produced the Austrian coins. His constant thanks went above all to the Philharmonic's award of the first European gold coin with a fineness of 999.9/1000. Of course, it is also the case outside the European Union that a large part of the European Union is allocated its own net value of 25 euros, especially for European countries. This value of the Vienna sausage was then declared for the first time in the European Union in 2002, which resulted in a value of 500 schillings.

Another plus point for the Philharmonic is located near the entrance. The short transport routes and the routes, which also include the Austrian coins, are supported by its own shipping company, which ensures reliable and fast delivery.

The Vienna Philharmonic lives up to its name, the famous Austrian orchestra known worldwide for its good reputation. The gold coins appear on the front cover of the Great Organ of the Vienna Musikverein. Below the organ is the weight of 1/4oz, the fineness of 999.9, the price and the minimum value of 25 EURO. You can therefore recognize this by the following designation "REPUBLIC OF AUSTRIA". On the back are some of the Philharmonic's musical instruments and at the top you will find the name of the orchestra and the gold coins "WIENER PHILHAMRONIKER".

Similar to the coveted gold coins, they are also produced by the Vienna Philharmonic in sizes 1oz, 1/2oz and 1/10oz.