Czechoslovakia 50 korun St Agnes Without Signature LK MS68 PCGS silver coin 1990

The 1990 Czechoslovakia 50 korun silver coin commemorates Saint Agnes of Bohemia, a revered medieval princess whose life became a symbol of faith, charity, and spiritual dedication. Issued during the final period of the Czechoslovak federation, this coin reflects the renewed cultural and religious recognition of Saint Agnes following her canonization in 1989. This particular variety is notable for being struck without the engraver’s signature “LK.”

The obverse features a stylized portrait of Saint Agnes framed within sharp architectural lines reminiscent of Gothic cathedral arches. Her veiled face appears in a calm, contemplative profile, surrounded by geometric vertical elements that evoke stained glass windows and medieval church design. The inscription with her name curves along the rim, while the commemorative year appears beside the portrait, reinforcing the historical dedication of the issue.

The reverse displays the coat of arms of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic. The shield is divided into four quarters, combining national heraldic symbols: the Czech lion and the Slovak double cross rising above three hills. Beneath the shield appears the denomination 50 Kčs, while the surrounding circular legend names the issuing state authority.

Saint Agnes of Bohemia (1211–1282) was a princess of the Přemyslid dynasty who devoted her life to religious service and charity. She founded hospitals and monasteries in Prague and became widely respected for helping the poor and the sick.

Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS68, this high-grade coin represents an exceptional collectible, especially as the without LK signature variety. Its historical meaning, religious theme, and excellent preservation make it a desirable addition to collections of European commemorative coinage.

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