Czech Republic 200 korun People on Vineyard Plantings PR69 PCGS silver coin 2008

The Czech Republic 200 korun silver proof coin 2008 commemorates the 650th anniversary of the founding of vineyards by Charles IV in 1358. This issue honors the historic decree that supported viticulture in Bohemia and laid the foundations for the country’s long wine-making tradition.

The obverse presents a richly detailed medieval scene: figures working in a vineyard, one bending over vine plants, another holding a document symbolizing the royal decree, while grape clusters and leaves form a decorative frame. Above them appears a heraldic and symbolic composition referring to the era of Charles IV, with dates 1358–2008 encircling the design. The reverse depicts a traditional wine press with a large wooden screw mechanism, a barrel placed below, and a standing figure beside the structure. Small grape leaves scattered across the background enhance the agricultural theme. The denomination 200 Kč and Česká republika are clearly displayed.

Struck in silver in proof quality and certified PR69 DCAM by PCGS, the coin features deep mirror fields and frosted relief. A remarkable collectible for enthusiasts of viticulture, medieval history and Czech numismatics. Add this elegant vineyard anniversary piece to your collection today.

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