Silver Vienna Philharmonic

Now’s your chance to get your hands on the single most successful collectible silver coin in Europe: the Silver Vienna Philharmonic bullion coin. The gold edition has always proved a runaway success, and newer silver edition has done the same.

Introduced by the historic Austrian Mint in 2008, the Silver Philharmonic marked the first silver bullion coin to register 99.9% purity. Upon its release, a million coins were promptly struck within a month. By the end of that year, the number spiked to eight million. Talk about an auspicious debut!

Details and Background of the Silver Vienna Philharmonic

Weighing in at one troy ounce, the Vienna Philharmonic Silver features Austrian Mint chief designer Thomas Pesendorfer’s elegant design, as previously seen in the gold edition. The obverse side presents a depiction the iconic pipe organ housed in the Musikverein Concert Hall in Vienna, home to the famous Philharmonic. The reverse side features a remarkably detailed arrangement of classical instruments — including bassoon, cello, flute, French horn, harp and violin.

The coins are legal tender in the EU, with a face value of €1.50.

History of the Mint

The Austrian Mint is one of the most venerable in the world, with a history dating back over 800 years. In the modern era, the mint has earned a reputation for world-class craftsmanship and cutting-edge technical prowess. The quality of any product coming from this top-flight operation is just about the best bet in the business. What’s more, all of their offerings are fully backed by the Austrian government.

One of the most popular silver products on the market, these coins are simply superlative. Any coin collector would be wise to pick them up whenever there’s an opportunity.
Midas Gold Group is more than happy to advise prospective buyers on whether the Silver Vienna Philharmonic is right for your investment collection. Any coin bought from us will always come to you in immaculate condition straight from the mint itself.