2008 Vienna Austria Philharmonic -. 999 Pure Silver
- Vienna Philharmonic
- The back depicts great organ of the Vienna Musikverein Golden Hall in Austria.
- Silver Austrian Philharmonics
Product DescriptionThe before this beautiful silver coin features the same music instrument design, as shown on the Vienna Philharmonic. The reverse shows the great organ at the Vienna Musikverein Golden Hall in Austria. A truly fascinating design! This coin is absolutely brilliant and un-circulated condition. They would find it difficult to find an amazing example.

Austrian Philharmonic one ounce of silver coins a new version for 2008 from Austria of the coin, an ounce of silver Philharmonic with a purity of 99 years. 9%. The silver Vienna Philharmonic was posted on Friday, 1 is released in February 2008 Denomination The denomination or nominal value, 1st 50. The coin Austria AG, explains: "The nominal value of a bullion coin significantly lower than the value of metal content. The somewhat unusual face value of 1 50 euros on the new coin will be reserved by the fact that both the 1 euro and 2 euros for the normal, said traffic in Europe. Design The design of the silver Vienna Philharmonic is almost identical philharmonicas with the gold produced since 1989. The only significant differences are the words "1 ounces of fine silver" on the front, "Silver" on the back, and the fact that the silver version has a smooth edge. Obverse The large organ in the Golden Hall in Vienna's concert hall (Musikverein) is the theme for the obverse of the coin. This is the home of the Vienna Philharmonic. Also on this side of the face value are in euros, plus the weight, fineness and year of issue. Reverse A harmonious design of musical instruments to the world-famous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. VIENNA PHILHARMONIC, and the word "silver What is behind this decision of the coin Austria? The Mint Master Dietmar Spranz, explains: "A good producer listens to the market. The addition of an ounce of silver bullion to our program was a perfectly logical step, and it proves once again the expertise of the coin of Austria in precious metals. "The new coin is one troy ounce (31. 103 g) from. 999 fine silver. The design is almost identical to its golden counterparts. Apart from the inscription "1 ounces of fine silver" in the representation of the organ in the Golden Hall, the word "silver" to the orchestral side of the coin in small lettering above the cluster of musical instruments. The coin has a smooth edge. Traditionally, the designation of one coin bullion is much lower than the value of metal content. The somewhat unusual face value of 1 50 euros for the new coin is the fact that both 1 euro and 2 euros for the normal circulation coinage in Europe said to be reserved. Dietmar Spranz: "The nominal value of a bullion coin, however essential, is largely symbolic. Although these coins are legal tender in their country of origin, but they are never to be a payment method. One ounce of silver Vienna Philharmonic is an investment in precious metals. "Most investment advisors have always recommended the holding of part of a continued investment in precious metals. Such holdings serve as a store of value against inflation and the fluctuation of other forms of investment such as stocks and shares or real estate. Gold coins have the advantage of being portable, store, easily and actively traded 24 hours a day around the world. Coins carry their official guarantee on them marked. They allow holders the flexibility of buying or selling gold or silver in a quantity that they need, large or small. The "Vienna Philharmonic" gold coins have long gained an international reputation for beauty and reliability. The silver "Vienna Philharmonic" is all set to follow in the footsteps of its successful golden counterparts. Specifications denomination 1st 50 euro To Follow diameter silver content 999 / 1000 Total weight 31st 22 grams Fine weight 31st 10 grams Fine 1st 0027 ounces.
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