Czechoslovakia 50 korun Levoca Town Landscape PR68 PCGS silver coin 1986

The 1986 Czechoslovakia 50 korun silver coin commemorates the historic Slovak town of Levoča, one of the most remarkable architectural centers in Central Europe. Famous for its beautifully preserved medieval atmosphere, Levoča has long been an important cultural and commercial hub, known for its historic square, Gothic churches, and Renaissance town houses.

The reverse presents a detailed architectural composition inspired by the historic buildings of Levoča. A monumental structure with a long arcaded gallery dominates the design. The façade is formed by a row of elegant arches supported by tall columns, creating a balanced and harmonious architectural rhythm. Between the columns stand sculptural figures rendered in relief, representing decorative statues that emphasize the artistic character of the city’s architecture. Above the arcade rises a decorative roofline with towers and ornamental elements, while the inscription “LEVOČA” appears below the scene.

The obverse features the emblem of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic — a heraldic shield with the Czech lion beneath a five-pointed star. Surrounding the emblem are the denomination 50 Kčs and the inscription “ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA,” together with the year 1986.

Struck in silver in beautiful Proof quality and certified by PCGS with a grade of PR68, this coin stands out for its sharp details and elegant mirror fields. It is a remarkable collectible for enthusiasts of European architecture, historic cities, and Czechoslovak commemorative coinage.

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