1/10 oz Gold Vienna Philharmonic 2026
- Austrian Mint: 800 years of tradition
- Highest purity: 999.9/1,000
- Elegant design: Organ and instruments
- Austrian MintMinted by one of the world's oldest mints
- Highest purityBrilliant Uncirculated and checked under strict quality controls
- Elegant designViolins, horn, harp and cello struck razor-sharp
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Austrian Mint · 2026
The orchestra in miniature.In gold.
The instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic, struck in fine gold, with a tenth of the gold of the ounce.
- Fine weight
- 3.11 g
- Fineness
- 999.9
- Diameter
- 16 mm
The instruments of the Vienna Philharmonic, struck in fine gold, with a tenth of the gold of the ounce.
- Fine weight
- 3.11 g
- Fineness
- 999.9
- Diameter
- 16 mm
Closer to the original
Eight instruments.
The design is by Thomas Pesendorfer. In the photo you can discover each instrument on its own.
The other side
The organ of the Golden Hall.
It stands in the Musikverein in Vienna. In this hall the Vienna Philharmonic plays its New Year’s Concert.
- Face value
- €10
- Year of minting
- 2026
Struck in Vienna
One design since 1989.
Since the first issue of the series in October 1989, the Vienna Philharmonic has carried the same design. It is still struck today by the Austrian Mint in Vienna.
In the current programme
Five sizes. One design.
In gold from the 1/25 ounce to the ounce, plus the ounce in silver. Shown in their true proportions.
1/25 ounce13 mm
1/10 ounce16 mmthis page
1/4 ounce22 mm
1/2 ounce28 mm
1 ounce37 mm
1 ounce of silver37 mm
A piece of Vienna.In gold, for you.
The organ on one side, the instruments on the other. Fine gold in between.
The golden classic from Vienna: 1/10 oz Gold Vienna Philharmonic 2026
- Investment goal: Bullion coin with inflation hedge and value preservation, plus 1/10 ounce size for compact crisis protection
- Design: The obverse features the majestic organ of the Vienna Musikverein, framed by classical instruments such as violins, harps, a French horn, a bassoon, and the central violoncello
- Material / Fineness: Purest gold with an impressive fineness of 999.9/1,000
- Manufacturer: Minted by the renowned Austrian Mint
- Country of origin: Austria
- Special feature: The only bullion coin with a Euro face value, official legal tender in Austria
- Tax: Tax-exempt pursuant to § 25c UStG
- Packaging: Elegant single capsule or convenient tube of 10
Since its first issue in 1989, the Gold Vienna Philharmonic coin has embodied the perfect symbiosis of musical tradition and solid investment. With the 2026 edition, you're choosing a true classic among gold coins!
Timeless elegance meets the finest minting artistry
When you hold this 1/10 oz gold coin in your hands, you immediately sense its exceptional quality. The intricately detailed depiction of the instruments on the obverse – an artful arrangement of violins, harp, French horn, bassoon, and the prominent violoncello – is a testament to Austrian precision craftsmanship. Every single string, every valve is rendered with crystal-clear sharpness.
The reverse impresses with the world-famous organ of the Golden Hall at the Vienna Musikverein. Below this architectural masterpiece, you'll find all the essential details: the weight of 1/10 oz, the exceptional fineness of 999.9, the mint year 2026, and the face value of 10 euros. The inscription "REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH" majestically crowns this side.
"Gold is the money of kings, silver is the money of gentlemen, debt is the money of slaves." – Norm Franz
Why invest in the Vienna Philharmonic right now?
In times of economic uncertainty, savvy investors seek stable assets. Gold has proven itself as the ultimate store of value over millennia – no paper currency in history has ever come close to this precious metal. While central banks around the world keep their money-printing presses running, gold remains scarce and in high demand.
- Perfect denomination: At 1/10 ounce, ideal for regular savings
- Highest liquidity: Globally recognized and tradable at any time
- Tax advantages: VAT-exempt and tax-free to sell after a one-year holding period
- Crisis-proof: Physical gold survives any currency reform
A masterpiece of Austrian minting artistry
The Austrian Mint, one of the oldest mints in the world, guarantees the highest quality with its over 800-year-old tradition. Every single Philharmonic coin undergoes strict quality controls. The result: a flawless, Brilliant Uncirculated coin with a diameter of exactly 16.00 mm and a fine weight of 3.11 grams of pure gold.
The compact size makes this coin the ideal entry point into the fascinating world of precious metals investment. It fits into any safe, any safe-deposit box – and still offers full protection against inflation and currency turbulence.
Your benefits at a glance
- Worldwide recognition and acceptance
- Official legal tender in Austria
- Highest possible fineness of 999.9/1,000
- Secure packaging in an elegant coin capsule
- Perfect for systematic wealth building
- Crisis-proof and protected against inflation
The Vienna Philharmonic is not just a coin – it's a statement. A commitment to true values, to stability and security. While other forms of investment fluctuate, gold retains its intrinsic value. It is the only form of money that has endured for 6,000 years.
Secure your piece of musical perfection in gold now! The 1/10 oz Gold Vienna Philharmonic 2026 – your smart decision for a golden future.
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