Vienna Philharmonic 2021 Silver Coin, 1 oz.

The Vienna Philharmonic is a very popular European investment coin, minted by the Austrian Mint.

The coin refers by its design to Austria's rich musical culture, specifically to the members of the Vienna Philharmonic, considered by experts to be one of the world's top five orchestras. The history of the Vienna Philharmonic dates back to the mid-18th century.

The Vienna Philharmonic coin in silver has been minted regularly since 2008. The obverse of the coin depicts the famous organ of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, as well as information on the year of minting, the bullion and the denomination - 1.5 euros. Above the organ is the inscription "Republic of Austria." The coin's reverse draws even more on the musical sphere, depicting the eight instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic: a harp, bassoon, horn, cello and four violins.

A bullion product, distributed by the manufacturer in original mint tubes - the coins may have imperfections due to the fact that they were shipped in a tube. Imperfections do not affect the value of the coin, which is determined based on the silver exchange rate.