2018 AUSTRIA €1.5 EURO "VIENNA PHILHARMONIC" MS-69

Description

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2018 AUSTRIA €1.5 EURO "VIENNA PHILHARMONIC" MS-69
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Obverse
The golden concert hall
Script
:
Latin
Lettering
:
REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH
1 UNZE FEINSILBER
2012
1,50 EURO
Engraver
:
Thomas Pesendorfer
Reverse
Music instruments
Script
:
Latin
Lettering
:
WIENER PHILHARMONIKER
SILBER
Translation
:
WIENER PHILHARMONIKER
SILVER
Engraver
:
Thomas Pesendorfer
Edge
S
mooth
Mint
Vienna
, Austria (1194-date)
COMMENTS
The Austrian Philharmonic is one of the most widely known bullion coins from around the world.
The first Silver Philharmonic was struck in 2008.
This coin was struck by the Austrian Mint.
This Silver Philharmonic is made of  .999 fine silver and weighs 1 troy oz.
The Silver Philharmonic has a face value of 1.5 Euros and is legal tender in Austria.
Iconic Austrian Design
Obverse
: The face value, date, and silver content are all displayed on the obverse of this coin. Now, the massive and finely detailed object at the center of the design, that's the Great Organ of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
Reverse
: While the Great Organ may be the most iconic piece of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, the design on the reverse features an assortment of other instruments that are regularly included, such as the harp, cello, violins, and French horn.
The Austrian Mint, located in Vienna, Austria, has been operating for over 828 years.
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