Tavex is an official representative of the Austrian Mint since 2010

Since 2010, Tavex Group has been an official representative of the Austrian Mint. Therefore, due to Tavex’s status as an international authorized dealer, its clients can access the best rates on gold and silver Austrian Philharmonic bullion coins. The Austrian Philharmonic bullion coin features a spread of around 4%, creating high value at a relatively low cost.

Over the course of their 800-year history, the Austrian Mint has minted all Austrian coins, from Ducats to the modern Euro. In addition to the circulation of money, the factory also mints gold and silver bullion coins for collectors and enthusiasts. Tavex Bullion offers pure gold and silver investment bullion coins – The Austrian Philharmonic Bullion Coins.

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1oz Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coin

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Austrian Philharmonic bullion coin is the only bullion coin in the world that is denominated euro. The Austrian Philharmonic bullion coin is dedicated to the most known cultural pride of Austria – Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The obverse side features beautifully designed musical instruments as a symbol of Austria’s rich musical and cultural heritage. The reverse side depicts the great organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna, home to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the site of the annual New Year’s Day Concert that is televised around the world.

The Gold Philharmonic coin immortalises classical music in pure gold.

The Austrian Philharmonic gold coin was introduced in 1989 and was Austria’s first legal tender coin to contain 99.99% pure gold. The Austrian Philharmonic gold coin was significantly well received by the public that cherished the coin’s high gold purity, the craftsmanship that went into it, and that it was the first legal tender gold coin to be embellished with cultural symbols that most people could relate to: music. The decision to use music as a theme for the Austrian Philharmonic gold coin made perfect sense since it symbolises the essence of Austria’s cultural achievements over the centuries. Many world-famous musicians and composers, such as Mozart, Strauss, and Beethoven, to name a few, have contributed to the creation of Austria. Specifically, its capital Vienna is famous for its operas and symphonies. Their work in classical and romantic music is immortalised in the Austrian Philharmonic gold coin, making it a must for enthusiasts who have an affinity for the precious sound of pure gold.

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1oz Austrian Philharmonic Silver Coin 2023

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The Austrian Philharmonic gold coins and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra

The Austrian Philharmonic gold coin is named after the world-renowned Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The orchestra was founded in 1842 by a group of people in response to Vienna’s lack of professional orchestral organisations in the early 19th century. An administrative committee democratically elected by its musician members managed the orchestra as an independent body. The professional musicians who made up the ensemble were chosen exclusively from the Vienna State Opera. They had to have been playing for at least three years before even being considered a potential member. To this date, the poignant recruiting process has not changed, which ensures the very highest level of artistic performance from every member of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Today, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is most famous for its traditional New Year’s concerts where nostalgic music from great composers is performed. These concerts have become so popular that they are televised to over 90 countries, sending a message of joy for the New Year through gracious and delightful music.

The Austrian Mint

The Austrian Mint, a subsidiary of Austria’s Central Bank, is a world-renowned mint that dates back to the 12th century. The story of the Austrian Mint begins in 1194, when Richard the Lionheart paid 12 tonnes of silver to secure his freedom from imprisonment by the Austrian Duke Leopold V. The Duke would later use the silver to strike silver coins, thus laying the foundation for the Austrian Mint. In its rich and long history, the Austrian Mint has produced many of Europe’s most famous and widely used coins, including gold crowns, guilders, ducats and silver coins such as the Maria Theresa thaler. Many of the gold coins issued by the Austrian Mint were extensively used in trade during the Austro-Hungarian Empire, while the silver thaler proved to be one of the most minted and widely used silver coins in global commerce between 1750 and the 1950s. Today, the mint is best recognised for producing Europe’s most desired bullion coins, the Gold and Silver Philharmonic bullion coins.

The links will help you find gold and silver Austrian Philharmonic bullion coins and their prices. Each of the Austrian Philharmonic gold and silver bullion coins is packaged individually in a hard plastic capsule. Tavex also includes a decorative case for every coin sold and insured delivery at no extra cost from the standard delivery.