1/25 oz. Austrian Philharmonic Gold
Bullion Coins

2014 - Present

In 1989, the Austrian Mint entered into the gold bullion market with its first bullion coin, the Austrian Philharmonic Gold Bullion Coin.

In 2014, the Mint commemorated the bullion coins' 25th Anniversary, with the introduction of the 1/25 oz Austrian Philharmonic Gold Bullion coin.

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Design of the
1/25 oz. Austrian Philharmonic
Gold Bullion Coin

Obverse

Displayed on the obverse side of the Austrian Vienna Philharmonic gold bullion coin is the great organ, in the Golden Hall, at Vienna's Musikverein, the Concert Hall of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

Inscribed along the top of the gold bullion coin is "REPUBLIK OSTERREICH" (Republic of Austria).

Under the great organ, is the gold bullion coins weight "1/25 UNZE" and purity of "GOLD 999.9."

The coin's Year of Issue is inscribed under the weight and purity of the gold coin.

Inscribed under the year of issue, at the very bottom of the coin, is its Face Value of "4 EURO."

Reverse

Thomas Pesendorfer designed the reverse side of the Austrian Gold Bullion Coin.

The design is a combination of musical instruments that make up the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.

The text "WIENER PHILHARMONIKER" ("Vienna Philharmonic"), is displayed across the top of the gold coin.

Before joining the European Union in 2001, the Philharmonic gold bullion coins were valued in schillings. From 2002 to the present day, the bullion coin has been valued in euros (€).

Edge of the
1/25 oz. Austrian Philharmonic
Gold Bullion Coin

The Edge on the one-twenty-fifth oz. Gold Philharmonic bullion coin is unique to most of the other bullion coins on the market.

Most bullion coins have a reeded edge, but all of the Austrian Vienna Gold Philharmonic Bullion Coins have a grained edge.

In addition, the edge of the Silver Philharmonic bullion coin is plain or smooth, and the Platinum Philharmonic has a reeded edge.

1/25 oz. Austrian Philharmonic Gold
Coin Information:

Introduction:..........Feb. 1st, 2014

IRA Approved:........Yes

Grade:....................Uncirculated

Face Value:............€4 euro

Gold Content:.........1/25 troy oz. (ozt.)

Total Weight:.........1.24 grams

Purity:...................99.99% / .9999

karat:....................24 karat

Diameter:..............13mm

Designer:...............Thomas Pesendorfer

Mint Mark:..............No

Edge:.....................Grained

Coin Photo courtesy of The Austrian Mint

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