Coins of interest

Coins of interest :

Commemorative gold 5000 Slovak crown coin commemorating the 500th anniversary of the striking of the first thaler coins at Kremnica
Discoveries of deposits of silver in Central Europe and new skills developed in mining and metallurgy at the end of the fifteenth century increased the output of silver and led to efforts to tintroduce larger silver coins into circulation, which laid the foundation for the establishment of a Thaler currency.

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CZECHOSLOVAK DUCATS ISSUED ON THE OCCASION OF THE 600TH ANNIVERSARY OF DEATH OF CHARLES IV, THE KING OF BOHEMIA AND THE EMPEROR OF ROME
1978 is the year in which the 600th Anniversary of death of Charles IV, the King of Bohemia and the Emperor of Rome is celebrated. As the Bohemian king he strived for an all-round development of the Bohemian kingdom, the strengthening of its centralized State power by promoting ekonomy and culture in the kingdom. Prague, being the seat of the Bohemian kingdom and temporarily also of the whole Roman empire, became in those days the largest town in Central Europe.
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Skiers Union Centennial
The 100th anniversary of the foundation of the Skiers Union in the Kingdom of Bohemia is commemorated on this 200 Kc coin from the Czech Mint. The coin's reverse features a portrait of Josef Rossler-Orovsky, a prominent Czech sports official and co-founder and General Secretary of the Czech Olympic Committee.
Diameter : 31 mm, Weight : 13 g
Purity : 900/1000 Ag, 100/1000 Cu
Limit 4500 coins

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Slovakia 2003 - 150th Ann.
Jezef Skultety - Proof
diameter : 34 mm
weight : 20 g
purity : 750/1000 Ag, 250/1000 Cu
limit 2700 coins

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The entry of the Czech Republic
to the European Union
diameter : 40 mm
thickness : 2,8 mm
weight : 31,104 g
purity : Ag 0.999 / Au 999.9
limit 10 000 coins

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Commemorative Coins with the Slovak
Banknote motifs
purity : Ag 925/1000 Au 999/1000
7 Oz Ag and 1/25 Oz Au
limit : 6 000 coins
All coins are legal tender

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CZECHOSLOVAK BANKNOTES 1953

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Schedule of issuance for commemorative coins in 2007-2010
A total of 26 issues of commemorative silver coins are planned for 2005-2010. The number of commemorative silver coins minted is limited to 35,000 for each motif (normal and proof quality combined). This means that it will be possible to mint each coin up to that number, depending on customer interest.

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Czech coins 1993 - 2001
Jaroslav Moravec

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This gold coin commemorates the spa pavilion in Lazne Bohdanec built by the architecht Gočár in the early 1900s.

The Pavilion Gočár is a preserved architectural work in the classic Cubism style. It was opened on May 1, 1913, and bears the name of its designer, well-known architect Josef Gočár. The building was very practical and luxurious for its time, and is still used today. In 1926 the second floor was added with 28 rooms. The raised ground floor hosts a spa and town library. A hotel also occupies the first and second floors.

The reverse of the coin features a front view of the pavilion entrance showing off its cubism style. The obverse shows the same view as the reverse but from farther back, showing not just the entrance but the whole pavilion.

Each coin is encapsulated in plastic and is displayed in a jewel box from the Czech National Bank. Accompanying the coin is a certificate of authenticity featuring an embossed image of the coin.

Type: Gold
Purity: 0.9999
Finish: Proof/BU
Diameter: 20.00 mm.
Weight: 6.22 g.
Mintage: 3,500/2,500
Face Value: 2000 Kc