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Last Updated on 06/08/2026
Produced in the very heart of Europe, Austria's Vienna Philharmonic is the only European bullion coin.
The Austrian Philharmonic Gold Bullion coin is the only investment-grade coin with a face value in Euros (€), and it is struck in pure gold 999.9 fine (24 karats).
Obverse
Displayed on the obverse side of the Austrian Philharmonic gold bullion coin is the great organ in the Golden Hall at Vienna's Musikverein, the Concert Hall of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
Inscriptions:
Reverse
Thomas Pesendorfer
created the designs for the Austrian Gold Bullion Coin on both
sides; the reverse features a collection of the Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra's musical instruments.
Inscription:
Since 2002, the Austrian Gold Philharmonic bullion coin has been valued in euros (€); before Austria joined the European Union, the gold bullion coin was valued in schillings.
The Edge of the Gold Philharmonic bullion coin is Grained.
Introduction:........1994
IRA Approved:......Yes
Grade:..................Uncirculated
Face Value:..........$1000 Schillings (1994 - 2001)
Face Value:..........€50 euro (2002 to Present)
Gold Content:.......0.50 troy oz.
Total Weight:.......15.552 grams
Purity:.................99.99% / 999.9 per mille
karat:..................24 karat
Diameter:............28mm
Thickness:...........1.6mm
Designer:.............Thomas Pesendorfer
Mint Mark:............No
Edge:...................Grained
Coin Photo courtesy of The Austrian Mint


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Year Mintage
1994....57,400
1995....94,700
1996....88,000
1997....68,200
1998....47,300
1999....44,200
2000....20,500
2001....26,800
2002....40,922
2003....26,848
2004....24,269
2005....21,049
2006....20,085
2007....25,091
2008....73,800
2009....92,300
2010....56,600
2011....77,500
2012....49,500
2013....69,600
2014....57,816
2015....101,500
2016....78,460
2017....52,281
2018....44,750
2019....40,890
2020....112,430
2021....113,300
2022....139,100
2023....54,100
2024....38.300
2025....75,500
Mintage Last Updated on 06/08/2026
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