Gold Tree in Munich: 5 Million Euro Christmas Tree to Marvel At

A Golden Spectacle: Munich‘s Most Valuable Christmas Tree Sparkles With 2,024 Gold Coins

This tree isn’t adorned with tinsel and twinkling lights. This one is covered in gold.

A dazzling Christmas tree, shimmering with over 2,024 gold coins, is currently stealing the show in Munich. This luxurious creation, worth a staggering 5.3 million euros, is a sight to behold.

The special Christmas tree consists of around 63 kilograms of gold.

A spokesman for the gold dealer, who partnered with the Austrian State Mint to create this golden masterpiece, claimed the value depends on the current gold rate and, of course, the
tree is not for sale.

Visitors can gaze upon this unique Christmas decoration at the branch of the precious metal dealer Pro Aurum on Joseph-Wild-Straße.

How will the public interpret the symbolism​ of using gold coins, typically associated with wealth and status, for a traditionally festive object like⁤ a Christmas tree? [[1](https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20171113-how-flashy-displays-of-wealth-have-changed)]

‍**Interviewer:**⁤ Joining us today is [Guest Name], an expert ⁢on public ‌perception and cultural trends. ⁢ [Guest Name], Munich just unveiled a Christmas tree⁣ made entirely of⁣ gold coins worth millions. What do you think the⁤ public reaction‌ to this ostentatious display will be? Do you⁢ see it as festive and celebratory, or‌ perhaps something more akin to crass materialism?