Coin Weight: 1oz
Gold Purity: 999.9
Brand: Austrian Mint
Country: Austria

The 2022 edition of the 1 oz Gold Philharmonic coin is now available. This brand-new, uncirculated coin is also known as the “Vienna Philharmonic.” It is the only European bullion coin with a unique flat shape (37.00 mm diameter, 2.00mm thickness) and the only European bullion coin with a face value in euros.

The coin’s design is inspired by the world-renowned Vienna Philharmonic orchestra, which is featured on both sides of the coin.

Why Buy Austrian Philharmonic Gold Coins?

The Austrian Philharmonic is one of the most successful gold bullion coins issued in the European Union since 1989. Not only is it highly regarded in Europe, but it is also a world-renowned bullion coin, often purchased for investment.

Produced by the Austrian Mint, the Vienna Philharmonic has enjoyed widespread popularity. In 1992, 1995, and 1996, it was the world’s best-selling gold bullion coin. Its success in the international market solidifies its investment value.

With the highest purity, the Vienna Philharmonic is the only 24-carat (999.9 fine gold) gold bullion coin from Europe, and it is bought and sold with a lower premium over the gold price.

In most of Europe, this gold bullion coin is VAT-free, and its production varies annually depending on demand. The Austrian Philharmonic gold coin is also legal tender in Austria, according to the Currency Act of 1988. Its high liquidity in Europe makes it an excellent investment choice for European investors.

Why Buy 1oz Gold Coins?

One-ounce gold coins are popular in the gold bullion market, offering a great way to divide your precious metal holdings into smaller, more manageable fractions. While large gold bars may offer a lower price per gram, they can restrict the liquidity of your investment.

Buying 1-ounce gold bullion coins makes your investment more divisible and liquid. You can sell a few gold coins when you need cash, instead of having to sell a whole bar at once. A large gold bar, on the other hand, may be more difficult to convert into cash. Therefore, paying a slightly higher premium for coins can be a worthwhile investment in terms of flexibility.