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After being introduced to the world in 2008, the Austrian Silver Philharmonic quickly became one of the best-selling coins in the world. The design of this coin was created by Thomas Pesendorfer and features the famous concert hall in Austria, known as Musikverein. This iconic building opened in 1870 and is home to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The Musikverein is renowned for its acoustics which still hold the test of time today. Now, you can experience this great concert hall on the 2014 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin, available at Bullion Metals.

Arrives in protective plastic flips!7th in the Austrian Silver Philharmonic Series!Total mintage of 4,643,508!Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 silver.Bears a face value of 1.5 Euro backed by Austria.The obverse field is the Great Pipe Organ.The reverse side is a collection of musical instruments.

Arrives in protective plastic flips!

7th in the Austrian Silver Philharmonic Series!

Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 silver.

Bears a face value of 1.5 Euro backed by Austria.

The obverse field is the Great Pipe Organ.

The reverse side is a collection of musical instruments.

Austrian Philharmonics are among the most popular bullion coins in the world. The coin program debuted in 1989 featuring a 1 oz and a 1/4 oz gold weight coin. Shortly after, other fractional ounces were added including a 1/25 oz. In 2008, a 1 oz silver coin was introduced, followed by a 1 oz platinum coin eight years later. The design of these coins debuted on the 1989 Austrian Gold Philharmonic and has gone unchanged since.

Each order of the 2014 1 oz Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin will arrive in protective plastic flips to preserve the condition of yoursilver coin.The 2014 coin represents the 7thin the series of silver coins. All coins bear a face value of 1.5 euros.

The obverse field of the 2014 Austrian Silver Philharmonic Coin features the Great Pipe Organ. This fixture of the Musikverein is located in the Golden Concert Hall. It is the third such organ installed in the famous building.

A collection of instruments is seen on the reverse of each 2014 1 oz Silver Philharmonic Coin. In this unique design, you’ll find a large cello front and center flanked by two violins on either side. The background showcases a harp, bassoon, and French horn.