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The Austrian Mint — tradition since 1194

The Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich), based in Vienna, is one of the oldest and most renowned mints in Europe. Its history dates back to 1194, and since 1989 it has produced the Vienna Philharmonic series — one of the best-selling bullion coins in Europe. The mint holds LBMA Good Delivery accreditation, confirming the highest quality and purity of its metal.

Austrian Mint gold and silver coins are a byword for precision, consistent quality and worldwide recognition. Thanks to high liquidity they are easy to resell later, making them a popular choice among buyers of physical gold and silver.

Vienna Philharmonic — the mint's flagship series

The Vienna Philharmonic (Wiener Philharmoniker) series debuted in gold in 1989 and in silver in 2008. The design is by Thomas Pesendorfer — the reverse shows the organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna's Musikverein, and the obverse eight instruments of the orchestra. It is the only major bullion coin with a face value denominated in euro.

The Vienna Philharmonic 1 oz is available in two versions: gold (999.9 fineness, 31.1035 g) and silver (999 fineness, 31.1035 g). Gold is also produced in smaller fractions — 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz and 1/25 oz — allowing the purchase to be matched to any budget.

The Philharmonic has repeatedly been the best-selling bullion coin in Europe. Its distinctive, musical motif and its status as the product of a state mint give it strong trust among buyers across the continent.

Tax status and accreditation

Austrian Mint gold coins, including the gold Philharmonic, are VAT-exempt in the EU under Directive 2006/112/EC (art. 344). Silver coins are subject to the standard VAT rate. All of the mint's products carry LBMA Good Delivery accreditation.

Why choose Austrian Mint products at GoldInvest24

GoldInvest24 is a Polish precious metals dealer with many years of experience in trading physical gold and silver. We offer only original Austrian Mint coins, delivered with insured shipping in discreet packaging. Browse the full range of gold investment coins and silver investment coins.

FAQ — The Austrian Mint

What does the Austrian Mint produce?

The Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich) produces mainly the Vienna Philharmonic bullion series in gold and silver, as well as commemorative and collector coins. It operates in Vienna and holds LBMA Good Delivery accreditation.

How much does the Vienna Philharmonic 1 oz weigh?

Both the gold and silver Philharmonic 1 oz contains 31.1035 g of pure metal, that is one troy ounce. Gold has 999.9 fineness, silver 999.

Who designed the Vienna Philharmonic coin?

The design is by Thomas Pesendorfer from 1989. The reverse shows the organ of the Golden Hall in the Musikverein, and the obverse eight instruments of the philharmonic orchestra.

Is the gold Philharmonic VAT-exempt?

Yes. Austrian Mint gold bullion coins are VAT-exempt in the EU under Directive 2006/112/EC. The silver Philharmonic is subject to the standard VAT rate.

In which sizes is the gold Philharmonic available?

The gold Vienna Philharmonic is available in 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz and 1/25 oz formats. Silver is produced mainly in the 1 oz version.

Are Austrian Mint coins easy to resell?

Yes. The Vienna Philharmonic is among the most recognisable and liquid bullion coins in Europe, which makes later resale through precious metals dealers easier.

How do I buy Austrian Mint coins at GoldInvest24?

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