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The Vienna Philharmonic
The Vienna Philharmonic
In 1989, Austria began as second European country after Great Britain to mint gold coins. At the introduction of the euro, the nominal value changed from schilling to euro. To remind the world´s famous Vienna Philharmonics, on the one side of the coin there are instruments of that orchestra. The fineness and the mint year are on the other side.
Nominal value | Fine weight | Fineness | Gold content | Totel weight | Size | VAT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
100,00 € | 1 Ounce | 999,9 | 31,103 Gram | 31,103 Gram | 37,00 x 2,00mm | No |
50,00 € | 1/2 Ounce | 999,9 | 15,552 Gram | 15,552 Gram | 28,00 x 1,60mm | No |
25,00 € | 1/4 Ounce | 999,9 | 7,776 Gram | 7,776 Gram | 22,00 x 1,20mm | No |
10,00 € | 1/10 Ounce | 999,9 | 3,110 Gram | 3,110 Gram | 16,00 x 1,20mm | No |
