Austrian Gold Coins
Buy Austrian gold coins from BullionByPost. Austrian gold coins have been a part of European coinage for centuries. The Austrian Mint is more than 800 years old, and has a history of producing high quality standards in its minting and coinage.
Below is our full selection of Austrian gold coins, including modern bullion, and older collectable gold currency coins. The gold Philharmonic coin is one of the most popular bullion coins across Europe, while our range of historic Austrian gold coins includes the Schilling, Corona, Ducat and Franc. All prices shown include fully insured delivery. Need help buying a Austrian gold coin? Call our friendly staff on 0121 634 8060 or email support@bullionbypost.co.uk and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
2011 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,426
1996 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,427
1990 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,412
1989 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,442
1998 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,402
2004 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
1991 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,442
2016 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,377
2023 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,333
2015 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,436
2024 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,333
2014 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
2013 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,436
2012 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
2006 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,451
2005 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
2003 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
2001 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
2000 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
2008 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
2020 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,352
2009 Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin 1oz
from £3,431
Austrian Gold Coin History
The Austrian Mint has a rich history going back 800 years, beginning in 1194 to the current day. The foundations were laid by English King, Richard the Lionheart. Having been captured by Duke Leopold V, Richard forfeited twelve tonnes of silver he had taken during the Crusades in order to secure his release.
Since the early 1800s The Austrian Mint has been located in Vienna and produces a number of fine gold coins. Although other mints were established in other locations throughout Austria's history, The Austrian Mint has been the official and only mint since 1918, and continues to produce coins to this day. The Euro-denominated Philharmonic series is their best known bullion coin minted today.