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Austrian Philharmonics Gold Coins
For more than eight centuries, the Austrian Mint has had a profound influence upon the culture, the economy, and the everyday life of Austria, Europe, and the financial world.
About 800 years ago, the Austrian Babenberg Duke, Leopold V, took King Richard the Lionhearted of England prisoner after an argument in the Holy Land. When the King's ransom was paid, a part of the silver was used to found the Vienna Mint.
Minted in 24 Carat Solid Gold
Each Austrian Philharmonic gold coin is struck in 24 carat solid gold that is 99.99% pure gold. This is the finest and purest of gold coins created in a painstaking minting process.
The Austrian Mint is known for magnificently engraved gold coins like the Philharmonics, which feature musical instruments honoring the world famous Philharmonic Orchestra of Vienna.
On the reverse side of each coin is the “Great Pipe Organ” of Vienna’s Golden Concert Hall, home of the Philharmonic. This side also exhibits the face value in 100 Euro plus the weight, fineness, and year of issue as required by law.
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Due to an increase in Gold pricing and investor demand please expect a 2 week shipping delay on this product.
Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coins
Gem Brilliant Uncirculated, 1 oz.... $1,924.50
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