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  • Highest Purity: Fineness 999.9/1,000
  • Best Origin: Austrian Mint
  • Elegant Design: Instruments in detail
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1 oz Vienna Philharmonic Gold 2011: A Shining Investment for the Future

The 1 oz Gold Vienna Philharmonic 2011 is one of the most popular bullion coins worldwide and an absolute highlight for investors and collectors alike. Minted by the renowned Austrian Mint, it is a shining example of the high art of coin minting. It is not only a secure investment but also a piece of culture and history.

Unique Features

  • Design: The coin is adorned with a magnificent design depicting the instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra - from violins and harps to horns and bassoons. At the center stands the violoncello, radiating an inimitable sense of size and presence.
  • Material/Fineness: The coin is made of pure gold with a fineness of 999.9/1,000. It has a fine weight of 31.10 g, making it a staple in any portfolio.
  • Manufacturer: The coin is produced by the renowned Austrian Mint, known for its high quality and precision.

Investment Objective and Special Features

  • Investment objective: This coin is the perfect investment product for anyone focused on inflation hedging and wealth preservation. With a denomination of 1 oz, it is also an excellent choice for crisis protection.
  • Special feature: The 1 oz Gold Vienna Philharmonic 2011 is the only bullion coin that has a face value in euros. This makes it official legal tender and gives it a special status among bullion coins.
  • Production: The coin impresses with its highest possible fineness and excellent craftsmanship. It is delivered in an elegant coin capsule or in a tube of 10.
  • Tax: The coin is tax-exempt under § 25c UStG, making it an attractive investment option.
  • Origin: The coin comes from Austria, the land of music and culture.

The gold coin Vienna Philharmonic 2011 is a true classic and a secure investment. It is a valuable part of history and a testament to the high art of coin minting. With its high level of purity and timeless design, it is an excellent choice for every investor.

Gold: The Oldest Currency in the World

Gold has a long and fascinating history. It is the oldest currency in the world and has an intrinsic value that never falls to zero. Gold is a stable and proven store of value that has been used for over 6,000 years. It is a secure investment that protects against loss of purchasing power and offers a safe haven in times of crisis. In addition, gold is exempt from VAT and can easily be converted into cash.

The gold coin Vienna Philharmonic 2011 is a perfect example of the appeal of gold as an investment. It is not only a secure investment but also a piece of culture and history that should be part of every collection.

Invest in gold and secure a piece of independence and financial security. The 1 oz Gold Vienna Philharmonic 2011 is an excellent choice for anyone looking to invest in a crisis-proof "currency." It is more than just a coin - it is a symbol of stability and value.

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