A 2010 Austrian bullion coin, struck in fine silver. The obverse depicts the Great Organ of the Musikverein concert hall in Vienna, featuring the pipe array and architectural facade. The inscriptions around the upper edge read REPUBLIK ÖSTERREICH, with 1 UNZE FEINSILBER, 2010, and 1,50 EURO struck in the lower field. The reverse features a cluster of orchestral instruments, including a cello as the central focus flanked by violins, a harp, a French horn, and a bassoon. The legend WIENER PHILHARMONIKER is struck along the upper edge, with the word SILBER positioned above the instruments. The coin has a reeded edge.
Weight: 1 oz t.
Condition report:
The coin shows signs of environmental exposure and handling. The obverse exhibits heavy dark toning and mottling across the fields, alongside multiple fine surface scratches and minor edge nicks (photo 1). The reverse displays similar heavy toning and surface marking, with mottled dark patches visible throughout the instrument design and legends (photo 2). The coin is not supplied with a protective capsule or original packaging.
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