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The Austrian Silver Philharmonic coin has been minted since 2008, without any plans of stopping. The Austrian Mint used a design from one of their senior engravers to decorate the Philharmonic coin. Thomas Pesendorfer is the engraver who designed the gold Philharmonic in 1989 and so naturally takes credit for the Silver design as well. One of Austria's prized attractions is the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra that was founded in 1892. This orchestra brings tourists, musicians, and music aficionados a like to Vienna to experience the purity of this unique music. The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra has always earned the best orchestra world wide title and will continue to carry that title as long as they keep their music special, which isn;t very hard to do. The orchestra is why many visitors come from afar, bringing in talented musicians by the hundreds.
The Austrian Mint proudly guarantees your coin is .999 pure silver and its denomination is 1.50 euros; the first silver bullion coin to represent the Euro. Your 2015 Austrian Silver Philharmonic is also brilliantly uncirculated, with an impeccable luster that resembles a proof coin. The famous pipe organ, that stands in the great hall where the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra plays, is displayed on the obverse of every Philharmonic coin. This beautifully detailed pipe organ is just one of the many reasons the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra is different from other orchestras. The Republic of Austria and the coin's purity are also represented on the obverse of the silver Philharmonics. The reverse displays an assortment of instruments, used in the beloved orchestra, such as the french horn, harp, violin, flute, and bassoon. These instruments take most of the credit for the incredible sound the orchestra projects.