Czechoslovakia 100 korun Ice Hockey World Cup PR67 PCGS silver coin 1985

The 1985 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin was issued to commemorate the Ice Hockey World and European Championship held in Prague, celebrating one of the most important sports events hosted by the country. Ice hockey has long been a defining sport in Czechoslovakia, with the national team recognized as one of the strongest competitors in international tournaments.

The reverse of the coin presents a vivid sporting scene with a hockey player skating forward while controlling the puck with a long hockey stick. The athlete is shown in dynamic motion, wearing skates and a classic hockey uniform, with detailed equipment and strong movement captured in the design. To the left appears the inscription “PRAHA 1985,” marking the host city and year of the championship. Around the rim runs the inscription “MISTROVSTVI SVETA A EVROPY V LEDNIM HOKEJI,” referring to the World and European Ice Hockey Championship.

The obverse features the national coat of arms of Czechoslovakia — a heraldic shield with the Czech lion bearing a smaller shield with the Slovak double cross, surmounted by a five-pointed star. Around the border is the inscription “CESKOSLOVENSKA SOCIALISTICKA REPUBLIKA,” while the denomination “KČS 100” is placed below the emblem.

Struck in silver and graded PCGS PR67 CAM, this proof coin displays sharp relief and mirrored fields typical of high-quality proof coinage. It is an attractive collectible for fans of hockey history, sports themes, and classic European commemorative coins.

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