Czechoslovakia 85th Anniversary 1st President Tomas Masaryk Ag medal coin 1935

The 1935 Czechoslovakia silver commemorative medal honors the 85th birthday of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, the founding father and first president of Czechoslovakia. Masaryk played a decisive role in the creation of the independent Czechoslovak state in 1918 and became one of the most respected political leaders in Central Europe. A philosopher, sociologist, and statesman, he devoted his life to democratic ideals, national independence, and the development of a modern republic.

The obverse features a dignified right-facing portrait of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk with carefully engraved facial features, short hair, and a distinctive moustache. His profile is surrounded by an inscription with his name, while a beaded border frames the edge of the medal, emphasizing the classic medallic style of the period.

The reverse contains a commemorative inscription marking the 85th anniversary of the birth of the first president of the Czechoslovak Republic. Decorative botanical elements enrich the design: a vine branch with leaves appears above the text, while a laurel branch symbolizing honor and achievement is placed below. The dates “1850” and “1935” frame the inscription, marking Masaryk’s birth year and the year of the anniversary.

Struck in silver, this historical medal reflects both artistic elegance and the political heritage of the early Czechoslovak Republic, making it an attractive collectible for enthusiasts of European history, political figures, and classic commemorative medallic art.

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