Gold bullion
Gold Vienna Philharmonic
MELT VALUE AT THE LIVE GOLD PRICE
Melt value of one item
$4,037.90
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The Vienna Philharmonic is the Austrian Mint's gold bullion coin, first struck in 1989. It is .9999 fine gold and priced in euros on its face. The design shows the pipe organ of the Vienna Musikverein and an arrangement of orchestral instruments.
Gold Vienna Philharmonic facts
- Gold content
- 1 troy oz (31.1 g) of pure gold
- Fineness
- 24k, .9999 (99.99% gold)
- Diameter
- 37 mm
- Face value
- €100, legal tender
- Issuer
- Austrian Mint
- First struck
- 1989
Source: Austrian Mint (Münze Österreich). Specifications are those published by the issuer.
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Quick answers
How much is a Gold Vienna Philharmonic worth?
Its melt value is the pure gold it contains (1 troy ounce) times the live gold spot price, shown at the top of this page. Buying it costs more than melt, and selling it back typically returns 95% to 99% of melt for well-known bullion.
Is a Gold Vienna Philharmonic priced by the ounce?
Yes. The price follows the gold spot price, plus a premium. The premium pays for making, shipping and the dealer's costs.