Compare 1 oz Silver Philharmonic prices in Canada
The Austrian Mint's one troy ounce silver Vienna Philharmonic, 99.9% pure silver with the Great Pipe Organ of Vienna's Golden Hall on its face. Random-year and backdated coins are compared.
Lowest, bank (e-Transfer or wire), before shipping
Not ranked- Melt value
- $69.511 oz t at spot, as of 4:30 p.m. ET
- Premium at lowest price
- n/a
- Dealers tracked
- 21 in stock
Dealer prices for the 1 oz Silver Philharmonic
Compare all dealers and products2 offers, compared on bank (e-Transfer or wire) prices. Prices don't include shipping, insurance or fees.
How the lowest price is chosen
We mark the cheapest offer you can actually buy:
- It's in stock, or available to order with a delivery delay (we show how long when the dealer says).
- The dealer ships it.
- Its price was checked in the last 3 hours.
- It's priced on the payment method you picked above.
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- View store detailse-Transfer, bank draft or chequeIn stock, updated
Free ship over $1,000 and terms: shipping and payment terms for Canadian PMX
Canadian PMX: shipping & payment
- Listing
- Austrian Mint, Random year, ON
- Premium over melt value
- +$3.99
- Updated
Shipping
- Free shipping over $1,000
- Fee below varies, about $17 for a single coin (checked Oct 2026)
- Fully insured
- Free pickup (Richmond Hill)
Payment
- Credit card on file required to lock in price
- e-Transfer: up to $10,000
- Wire: orders of $1,000 or more
- Bank draft: up to $250,000
- Cheque: orders up to $5,000
- Credit card up to $3,000 per order
- Card prices are estimates: bank price + 4%
Delivery
- No shipping to PO boxes
- View store detailsNo e-Transfer price (method not stated)Updated
Free ship over $499 and terms: shipping and payment terms for CanAm Bullion
CanAm Bullion: shipping & payment
- Listing
- Austrian Mint, Random year, ON
- Premium over melt value
- +$7.43
- Updated
Shipping
- Free shipping over $499
- $29.95 below $499
Payment
- e-Transfer: up to $20,000
- Wire: orders of $1,000 or more
- Cheque: up to $25,000
Delivery
- Signature required on delivery
Silver spot used for premiums: $69.51 per oz t, spot as of
Canadian PMX is the only dealer with a current bank (e-Transfer or wire) price for the 1 oz Silver Philharmonic that can be ordered, so there is no comparison yet; 1 other dealer lists it, shown above and not ranked (1 out of stock). Canadian PMX lists it at $73.50 (Austrian Mint, Random year; in stock), 5.7% over its melt value of $69.51, before shipping.
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Melt value history
What the ounce of silver in this coin has been worth, in CAD. Dealer prices sit above this line by the premium.
Specifications
- Fine silver
- 1.000 oz t (31.10 g)
- Purity
- 99.9% (.999)
- Years
- Random year or backdated bullion strike
- GST/HST
- Exempt (investment-grade precious metal)
Common questions
How much is a 1 oz Silver Philharmonic worth today?
Its melt value is $69.51, based on 1 troy ounce of fine silver at the spot price behind the dealer prices.
Do you pay GST or HST on a 1 oz Silver Philharmonic in Canada?
No. Silver bars, ingots, coins and wafers that are at least 99.9% pure count as investment-grade precious metal and are exempt from GST/HST. The 1 oz Silver Philharmonic is 99.9% pure, so it qualifies.
Why do dealers charge more than the spot price?
The premium covers minting or refining, distribution, the dealer's margin and payment costs. Coins usually carry higher premiums than bars of the same weight, and smaller sizes carry higher premiums per ounce.
How is the premium calculated?
Premium = dealer price minus melt value. Melt value = fine weight (1 oz t) times the current spot price in CAD. The percentage is the premium divided by the melt value.