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100 Euros Vienna Philharmonic
| Uitgever | Münze Österreich |
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| Jaar | 2016-2023 |
| Type | Non-circulating coin |
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| Schrift voorzijde | Latin |
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| Beschrijving keerzijde | The reverse features a carefully composed ensemble of instruments associated with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, arranged in an artistically balanced grouping across the central field. Prominent among these are a French horn to the left, a cello and violins in the foreground, a bassoon at center, and a concert harp to the right, all rendered in fine relief against a smooth field. The curved legend WIENER PHILHARMONIKER arcs boldly along the upper periphery in large Latin capitals, with the word PLATIN inscribed in smaller lettering within the upper field. The composition evokes the rich orchestral tradition of one of the world's foremost symphony orchestras. The design is unified by its elegant, symmetrical arrangement and high-quality engraving detail. |
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| Aanvullende informatie |
The Vienna Philharmonic platinum issue sits in an odd commercial position: introduced in 2014 as a companion to the long-established gold series, it has never achieved comparable secondary-market liquidity. Platinum's price volatility relative to gold — including the sustained period after 2014 when platinum traded below gold for the first time in decades — dampened institutional demand and kept mintage figures modest across the series.
Münze Österreich strikes these to .9995 fineness, fractionally purer than the gold counterparts at .9999, a technical distinction that rarely affects collector valuation but matters to industrial platinum buyers who occasionally enter the bullion coin market from the refining side.