Czech Republic 200 korun Jan Kaspar Plane Flight PR70 PCGS silver coin 2011

The Czech Republic 200 korun silver coin 2011 honors Jan Kašpar and his historic first long-distance flight in 1911, a landmark achievement in Czech aviation. Kašpar became a national pioneer when he successfully flew from Pardubice to Prague, proving the potential of powered flight at a time when aviation was still in its infancy.

The obverse depicts an early monoplane in detailed relief, its fabric-covered wings, struts, propeller, and landing wheels clearly visible as it flies above a stylized landscape silhouette. The large denomination “200 Kč” appears below, while “ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA” is inscribed along the upper rim. The reverse is dominated by a dynamic propeller design radiating from a central hub, its blades dividing the field into curved segments. The inscriptions “JAN KAŠPAR,” “1911,” and “PRVNÍ DÁLKOVÝ LET” encircle the composition, emphasizing the year and significance of the flight.

Struck in silver in Proof quality and certified PCGS PR70 DCAM, this coin boasts a perfect Deep Cameo grade with flawless mirrored fields and sharp frosted relief. A powerful tribute to early aviation and technological courage, it is a must-have for collectors of aviation, transport, and European commemorative coinage.

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