1/10 OUNCE GOLD AUSTRIAN PHILHARMONIC (RANDOM YEAR)

General Overview
• The Austrian Gold Philharmonic is a globally renowned bullion coin series that pays tribute to one of the world’s greatest orchestras—the Vienna Philharmonic.
• First issued in 1989, the series reflects Austria’s rich cultural heritage and commitment to musical excellence.
• The 1/10 oz version, introduced in 1991, offers a compact yet exquisite investment piece, crafted in .9999 fine gold and bearing the Euro denomination since Austria adopted the currency in 2002.

Coin Highlights
• Contains 1/10 Troy oz of .9999 fine gold
• Issued by the Austrian Mint
• Legal tender with a face value of €10
• Ships in protective plastic flips
• Features design by Thomas Pesendorfer
• Obverse shows the Musikverein Pipe Organ
• Reverse includes instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic
• Random year of issue (1991–present)

Design Details
• Obverse:
• Displays the magnificent pipe organ from the Golden Hall (Musikverein) in Vienna.
• Inscriptions include “REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH,” the gold weight, purity, year of issue, and the coin’s face value.
• This side represents the grandeur of Austria's musical tradition.
• Reverse:
• Features an array of orchestral instruments used by the Vienna Philharmonic, including a Vienna horn, harp, bassoon, and four violins arranged around a cello.
• Encircling text reads “WIENER PHILHARMONIKER.”

Specifications
• Year of Issue: Random (1991–Present)
• Denomination: €10
• Condition: Brilliant Uncirculated (Random Year)
• Mint Mark: Not Shown
• Manufacturer: Austrian Mint
• Composition: .9999 Fine Gold
• Metal Weight: 0.1 Troy oz
• Diameter: 16 mm
• Thickness: 1.2 mm
• Edge Design: Smooth
• Issuing Country: Austria
• Series: Austrian Philharmonic
• Packaging Type: Plastic Flip
• Inner Pack: 20 coins
• Package Dimensions: 0.63 x 0.63 x 0.04 in
• Certificate of Authenticity (CoA): Not Included