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Quarter Ounce Gold Mixed-Date Austrian Vienna Philharmonic Bullion Coins (Best Value)

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Gold
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1,000‰
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7.780
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The Britannia Coin Company
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United Kingdom
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24-carat gold bullion 1/4 ounce Philharmoics from the Austrian Mint at our best value price. These fractional coins were introduced in 1989: the same year as their larger 1oz counterparts and feature the same designs. The obverse shows the pipe organ of the Vienna Musikverein concert hall: the home of the Vienna Philharmonic after which these coins are named. The words 'REPUBLIC ÖSTERREICH' (Republic of Austria) above. On coins minted before 2002 the denomination will be listed below as '500 SCHILLING'. Philharmonic issued after Austria adopted the Euro are denominated as €25. The reverse shows an assemblage of musical instruments with the legend 'WIENER PHILHARMONIKER' (Vienna Philharmonic) above. Quarter ounce Vienna Philharmonics are composed of 7.77 grams of 99.99% gold. They have an actual gold content of exactly 0.25 troy ounces. Each coin measures 22.00 millimetres in diameter, making them comparable in size to British Sovereigns. Given their precious metal content these coins are VAT free in the UK and the EU. The image on this page is a stock photo. You'll receive a coin in comparable condition from our current stock. Dates range from 1989 to the latest issues, depending on supply. You'll find that these coins display some evidence of handling, typical of bullion. System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String] System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1[System.String]