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1991 WTC $50 Gold Eagle

Its been really slow lately with the WTC coins and what has been up for sale on ebay. I did add a Austrian Gold Philharmonic 200 Sch to my collection only because I know I cannot get the the 1 oz Austrian Gold Philharmonic I guess I have to take the 1/10 of an once. Anyway anybody sitting on the 1 oz coin send me an email and lets talk.

I am also looking at the 1991 WTC $50 Gold Eagle that are up on ebay right now on Auction No Reserve that does not happen often and I would like to see if the price on this coin is good enough to buy it.

1986 $50 American Gold Eagle PCGS MS69 WTC World Trade Center Recovery wtc 911    US $3,995.00

1998 $5 American Gold Eagle PCGS MS68 WTC World Trade Center Recovery wtc 911    US $795.00

1997 $50 American Gold Eagle PCGS MS69 WTC World Trade Center Recovery wtc 911    US $2,995.00

1998 $50 American Gold Eagle PCGS MS69 WTC World Trade Center Recovery wtc 911    US $2,995.00

1999 $50 American Gold Eagle PCGS MS69 WTC World Trade Center Recovery wtc 911    US $2,995.00

1999 $5 American Gold Eagle PCGS MS68 WTC World Trade Center Recovery wtc 911    US $695.00

2001 $5 Gold Eagle WTC PCGS MS69 Ground Zero Recovery With Pouch    US $500.00

2000 WTC RECOVERY AUSTRALIAN GOLD NUGGET 1 10 OZ GOLD PCGS GROUND ZERO RECOVERY    US $319.99

1998 PCGS MS 70 $50 Gold Eagle WTC Recovery World Trade 1 OF 12 Extremely Rare    US $19,750.00

2001 $10 1 4 oz Gold Eagle 1of 531 9 11 WTC Ground Zero Recovery PCGS Gem Unc    US $462.00

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WTC 1998 1 oz philharmonic

Just in time for the 9th Anniversary of the 911 devastating attack on the World Trade Center in New York, comes the coin up for sale, that has been eluded us all for so long. The 1 oz 1998 1 oz Philharmonic 1 of 140, I wish it was not out of my price range but it is. I would love to have that coin for my collection as it is truly the center piece of any WTC collection, but its just to much money for me. I would trade this website for that coin that is how much I want it. But I think I will have to wait for a better time to go after a jewel like this.

WTC 1998 1 oz Philharmonic

WTC 1998 1 oz philharmonic  Most Elusive WTC Coin

There are so many stories about this coin,  and how many of the 140 coins are still in the country. Its hard to know what story is true, but I have hear the following and I am taking no blame if the story is not true but it was told to me by a reliable source. There are 2 of these coins still in USA, the rest has been bough by the Austrian government and melted down as they did not like their coins to be associated with the 911 recovery coins. One would ask if this was the truth why would the small coin the 200 Sch. not be in the same boat, and we know those coins are around. I don't know the answer to that question but I do know that this is the first time in 4 years I have ever seen a wtc 1998 1 oz philharmonic 1 of 140 for sale on ebay.

You can check out the auction here.

So what will the coin go for ? I am not sure but I have already bid the coin to a level where I could not be in it anymore. Maybe 6k maybe 10k I am not sure but we will find out in 7 days.

WTC Coin Set 1 of 140

In this coin set there are only one coin the 1998 Philharmonic 1 oz gold. I think its one of the best looking gold coins out there. All sets are numbered 1 of 140.

1999 Austrian 200 Sch.

I would love to see somebody collect the Austrian series with all the Philharmonic coins. There are a 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz and 1/10 oz. The denominations are 2,000, 1,000,500 and 200 Schillings.

1999 WTC Austria $5 Gold 200 Sch    US $800.00

WTC 1 oz Austrian Coin

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A YEAR 1998 AUSTRIAN PHILHARMONIC, 2000 SHILLING, 999.9 FINE GOLD COIN.
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AS THE HOLDER INDICATES THE COIN IS 1/140 RECOVERED FROM BENEATH THE WORLD TRADE CENTER AFTER THE TERRORIST ATTACK OF 9/11.
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VERY FEW HAVE EVER COME UP FOR SALE.
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SOME SAY LESS THAN THE 140 EXIST- SOME SAY ALL 140 STILL EXIST. I WILL LET YOU DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH

First minted in 1989, the Gold Austrian Philharmonics coin was the most popular selling gold coin in the world in 1992, 1995 and 1996, according to the World Gold Council. Elegant is the perfect word to encompass this lovely and unusual coin. It was created as a tribute to the renowned Vienna Philharmonics Orchestra, one of the finest musical ensembles in the world.
A harmonious design of musical instruments represents the world famous orchestra on the reverse of this gold coin. The obverse depicts the Great Organ of the Golden Hall in Vienna's concert hall, the Musikverein. Many collectors and investors consider this to be one of the most beautiful of all gold bullion coins. The Philharmonic is struck in .9999 fine gold and is available in 4 sizes: 1 ounce, ½ ounce, ¼ ounce and 1/10 ounce.