Czech Republic 200 korun First Long-distance Flight Jan Kaspar silver coin 2011

The Czech Republic 200 korun silver coin 2011 commemorates the First Long-Distance Flight of Jan Kašpar, a milestone in Czech aviation history. Issued to honor the pioneering aviator who in 1911 completed the historic flight from Pardubice to Prague, this coin celebrates courage, innovation, and the dawn of powered flight in the region.

The obverse depicts an early aircraft in detailed relief, its fabric-covered wings, struts, propeller, and landing wheels clearly visible as it soars above a stylized landscape. Below the plane appears the large denomination “200 Kč,” while the inscription “ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA” crowns the upper rim. The background subtly outlines the terrain and skyline, adding depth and a sense of movement. The reverse features a bold propeller design radiating from a central hub, its sweeping blades dividing the field dynamically. The inscriptions “JAN KAŠPAR,” “1911,” and “PRVNÍ DÁLKOVÝ LET” encircle the composition, emphasizing the historic achievement.

Struck in silver in Proof quality, this commemorative issue highlights early aviation heritage. A powerful tribute to Jan Kašpar’s pioneering flight, it is an inspiring addition for collectors of aviation, transport, and European commemorative coins.

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