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We buy Gold Philharmonics · Baker Street, London · UK

Sell Your Gold Philharmonics

We buy Austrian Gold Philharmonic coins (Philharmoniker) of every year and size at highly competitive prices, and we check graded coins and special issues individually. Bring them to Baker Street or send them by insured post.

  • Private valuation
  • Cash or bank transfer
  • No obligation

Tell Us About Your Gold Philharmonics

Year, size, condition and quantity are all we need to start. Photos are optional.

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A complete one-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin lying flat on a clean walnut table

We buy Gold Philharmonics

01

Checked coin by coin

Most Philharmonics are priced on gold content, but high grades and selected special issues can be worth more. We check each one.

02

Payment your way

If you accept our offer, choose cash or bank transfer.

03

Showroom or insured post

Bring your coins to Baker Street, London, or send them by an insured route we agree with you.

Baker Street showroom

Insured postal route

No obligation

What we buy

Gold Philharmonics We Buy

We buy single coins and whole collections, including schilling, euro and graded Gold Philharmonics.

01

1oz Gold Philharmonics

The one-ounce coin from 1989 to the current year.

02

Fractional sizes

Half, quarter, tenth and twenty-fifth-ounce coins.

03

Schilling & euro issues

Coins denominated in Austrian schillings up to 2001 and in euros from 2002.

04

Graded, handled & special issues

PCGS- or NGC-graded coins, Austrian Mint tubes, loose handled coins and scarce anniversary issues.

Examples include

  • A complete lightly marked 2014 one-twenty-fifth-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin on a pale ash table
    1/25oz · 2014 euro issue
  • A complete worn 1991 one-tenth-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin in an open clear flip
    1/10oz · older handled coin
  • A complete toned 1999 quarter-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin in a felt-lined drawer
    1/4oz · toned 500 schilling issue
  • A complete satin-finish half-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin in a cardboard holder
    1/2oz · satin coin in holder
  • A complete heavily handled 1990 one-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic organ-face coin on a green pouch
    1oz · 1990 schilling issue
  • A complete brilliant modern one-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin in a fitted walnut tray
    1oz · modern brilliant finish
  • A complete high-grade one-ounce Austrian Gold Philharmonic organ-face coin in a professional holder
    1oz · professionally graded organ face

Kept and collected

From Loose Coins to Stored Holdings

Whether yours have been kept loose, in flips, in tubes or in graded holders, we assess the actual coins before making an offer.

  • A complete euro-denominated Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin on a clean stone table
    Modern euro-denominated issues are welcome
  • A complete Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin stored in a clear plastic flip
    Loose coins and everyday storage are no problem

Live indicative values

What Your Gold Could Be Worth Today

Potentially worth more depending on condition, year, mint mark and rarity.

  • 1/10oz Gold Philharmonic

    Live indicative range

  • 1oz Gold Philharmonic

    Live indicative range

  • Tube of ten 1oz Gold Philharmonics

    Live indicative range

Two ways to sell

In Person or by Insured Post

Bring them to Baker Street

Book a private appointment at our London showroom. We inspect your coins in front of you, explain the offer, and arrange payment by cash or bank transfer if you accept.

Send them to us insured

Not near London? Tell us what you have and we will agree an insured delivery route with you. We inspect your coins on arrival, confirm the offer, and arrange payment by bank transfer if you accept.

111 Baker Street, London W1U 6SG · by appointment

How it works

From Enquiry to Payment

We explain how weight, purity, condition and the live market shaped the offer before you decide.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you have

    Use the short form: how many coins, which years and sizes, and their condition. Photos help but are optional.

  2. 02

    Visit the showroom or post them insured

    We reply with an indicative price and the next step: an appointment at Baker Street, or an insured delivery route agreed with you.

  3. 03

    Accept the offer and arrange payment

    We inspect the coins, confirm the final offer and explain how we reached it. If you accept, we arrange payment by cash or bank transfer. There is no obligation to accept.

Baker Street team

Meet the People You Will Deal With

Bullion House is a London dealer with a showroom at 111 Baker Street, London W1U 6SG. When you enquire, you speak to a named member of our team, by phone, by email or in person.

Prefer to talk first? Call

020 7117 2889
  • Jonathan Tyers, Head of Purchasing at Bullion House

    Jonathan Tyers

    Head of Purchasing

  • Liam Yarwood, Head of Sales at Bullion House

    Liam Yarwood

    Head of Sales

  • Richard Lyttle, CEO / Founder at Bullion House

    Richard Lyttle

    CEO / Founder

  • Rob Penn, Business Development at Bullion House

    Rob Penn

    Business Development

  • Elton Leung, Finance at Bullion House

    Elton Leung

    Finance

  • Ryan Vick, Digital Operations at Bullion House

    Ryan Vick

    Digital Operations

  • Diogo Campos, Marketing at Bullion House

    Diogo Campos

    Marketing

  • Patrick Warde, Account Manager at Bullion House

    Patrick Warde

    Account Manager

  • Hannah Lawrence, Office Manager at Bullion House

    Hannah Lawrence

    Office Manager

  • Farah Wheeldon, Marketing at Bullion House

    Farah Wheeldon

    Marketing

  • Alex Sutherland, Operations at Bullion House

    Alex Sutherland

    Operations

Questions about selling Gold Philharmonics?

How much will you pay for my Gold Philharmonics?

Our offer is based on the live gold price, the size and number of coins, and their condition. Send the details and we will reply with an indicative price, then confirm the final offer once we have inspected the coins.

Are older schilling Philharmonics worth the same as euro coins?

Generally yes. Both contain the same weight of 24 carat gold, so bullion offers are based on gold content rather than the face-value currency.

Which Gold Philharmonic sizes do you buy?

We buy the standard one-ounce, half-ounce, quarter-ounce, tenth-ounce and twenty-fifth-ounce Gold Philharmonics, as single coins, mixed holdings or full tubes.

Do scratches or handling marks reduce the value?

Light handling marks rarely change a bullion offer much because the fine-gold content is unchanged. Heavy damage can affect the final offer, and we explain any adjustment before you decide.

Can graded or special Philharmonics be worth more?

Yes. High grades, professionally graded coins and selected anniversary issues may carry an additional collector value, so we assess those individually.

How and when do I get paid?

Once we have inspected your Gold Philharmonics and you accept the final offer, we arrange payment by cash or bank transfer. For coins sent by post, payment is by bank transfer.

Do I have to accept the offer?

No. The offer is there to help you decide, and there is no obligation to accept it.

Do I need ID to sell?

Yes. We need to verify your identity for every purchase. We will tell you exactly what to bring or send before you visit or post your coins.

Can I sell without visiting London?

Yes. Start with the form and we will agree an insured delivery route with you. We confirm the offer once the coins have been inspected.

Ready to begin?

Ready to Sell Your Gold Philharmonics?

The form takes a minute. We reply with an indicative price and the next step, with no obligation to accept our offer.

Prefer to talk first? Call 020 7117 2889.

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