Czechoslovakia 100 korun Ice Hockey World Cup MS69 PCGS silver coin 1985

The 1985 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin commemorates the Ice Hockey World and European Championship held in Prague, an event that celebrated one of the most popular and historically successful sports in the country. Ice hockey has long been a source of national pride in Czechoslovakia, with its teams consistently competing among the strongest in international tournaments.

The reverse depicts a powerful scene of a hockey player in motion, leaning forward while guiding the puck with his hockey stick across the ice. His skates, uniform folds, and athletic posture emphasize speed and determination typical of high-level competition. To the left of the player appears the inscription “PRAHA 1985,” marking the host city and year. Surrounding the design is the inscription “MISTROVSTVI SVETA A EVROPY V LEDNIM HOKEJI,” referring to the World and European Ice Hockey Championship.

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

Struck in silver and graded PCGS MS69, this coin displays exceptional mint quality and sharp detail. It is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of sports history, hockey memorabilia, and classic European commemorative coinage.

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