Brass 20 Korun of Czech Repulic (AD 1999) with Czech lion Scarce

Description

Czech Republic, (AD 1999), Brass 20 Korun, Obv: Czech lion, surrounded by lettering, date below with the mintmark below the lion's feet, Rev: Denomination, the St. Wenceslas (Wenceslaus I, Duke of Bohemia, c. 907 - September 28, 935) monument on Wenceslas Square, inscription from the monument: "SVATÝ VÁCLAVE NEDEJ ZAHYNOUT NÁM I BUDOUCÍM", 8.49 Gms, 26.00 mm, Extremely Fine, Scarce Large Size.

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This exceptional 1999 Czech Republic 20 Korun coin represents a significant piece of post-communist Central European numismatic history. Struck in nickel brass and weighing 8.49 grams with a diameter of 26mm, this coin commemorates Czech national pride through its iconic imagery. The obverse features the majestic Czech lion surrounded by period lettering and the year of issue, while the reverse showcases the revered St. Wenceslas monument from Wenceslas Square in Prague—a symbol of Czech identity and freedom. The inscription "SVATÝ VÁCLAVE NEDEJ ZAHYNOUT NÁM I BUDOUCÍM" (St. Wenceslas, do not let us perish) reflects the nation's spiritual and cultural heritage. Graded in Extremely Fine condition, this scarce large-denomination coin displays minimal wear and retains excellent eye appeal. Its rarity makes it highly sought after by numismatists and history enthusiasts. This piece captures a pivotal moment in Czech history—the nation's early years of independence following the Velvet Revolution. Whether you're building a European coin collection or seeking historically significant currency from the 1990s, this 20 Korun coin offers both aesthetic beauty and investment potential for serious collectors. #