Silver coin - Philharmoniker - 1 oz

The 2026 Vienna Philharmonic silver coin continues the long-standing series of bullion coins and stands as a timeless investment for collectors and investors worldwide. This year’s edition seamlessly builds on the success story of previous issues and underscores this coin’s outstanding position in the international precious metals market.

Since its introduction in 2008, the Vienna Philharmonic has rapidly gained popularity and is now among the most sought-after bullion coins, alongside the Maple Leaf, Britannia, and Krugerrand. With a fineness of 999 and a diameter of approximately 37 mm, the 1 oz Philharmonic silver coin is an investment of the highest purity.

The obverse of the coin features the famous organ from the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein. Above it is the name of the issuing country, the Republic of Austria; below it, the weight, material, year of minting, and face value are precisely inscribed. The reverse features a selection of instruments from the Vienna Philharmonic, set within the inscription “WIENER PHILHARMONIKER SILBER.”

The coin is particularly prized by European investors, as it is the only bullion coin with a face value in euros and is therefore also recognized as legal tender. Although the introduction of differential taxation has led to a slight slowdown in trading, the Vienna Philharmonic remains extremely popular in Central Europe.

You can purchase the 1-ounce 2026 Vienna Philharmonic in coin tubes of 20 coins each or in master boxes of 500 coins each.