1 oz Austrian Platinum Philharmonic (Random Year)

Around 2016, the platinum coin market saw a significant surge in offerings. Due to the relative affordability and increasing demand for platinum during the 2010s, various mints expanded their programs to include platinum versions. One notable addition was the popular Austrian Philharmonic series. Today, you can purchase 1 oz Austrian Platinum Philharmonic Coins online from Veldt Gold with random dates, using Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, and other cryptocurrencies.

Please note that when purchasing multiple coins, you may receive ones with matching dates. The Austrian Philharmonic bullion coins were first introduced in 1989 with two gold bullion coins, and over time, the gold series expanded to include five different coins. In 2008, a 1 oz silver bullion coin was added to the series. The most recent addition to the collection is the Austrian Platinum Philharmonic, which launched a 1 oz coin in 2016 and a 1/25 oz coin in 2017.

These 1 oz Austrian Platinum Philharmonic Coins are available for purchase in individual plastic flips, featuring random date marks. Since the series began in 2016 and continues to be produced annually, the earliest possible date you could receive is 2016. We cannot guarantee the date mark of the coin you receive in advance, as all items are selected from in-stock options when your payment clears. If you buy more than one, you might receive coins with the same date marks.

The obverse of the Austrian Platinum Philharmonic Coins depicts the pipe organ inside the Golden Concert Hall, the primary performance venue within the Musikverein, home to the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra in the Austrian capital.

The reverse side features a collection of musical instruments commonly used by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The design includes a cello in the central foreground, flanked by two violins on each side for a total of four violins. In the background, there is a French horn, harp, and bassoon.