Czechoslovakia 500 korun Tennis 100th Anniversary PR66 PCGS silver coin 1993

The 1993 Czechoslovakia 500 korun silver commemorative coin celebrates the 100th anniversary of Czech tennis, marking a century since the sport began to develop in the region in 1893. Tennis quickly became one of the most popular sports in Central Europe, producing many internationally recognized players and contributing to the strong sporting tradition of Czechoslovakia.

The reverse features a dynamic scene of a tennis player captured mid-movement while striking a ball with a racket. The athlete is depicted in motion with detailed musculature, athletic clothing, and a powerful swing, emphasizing the energy and precision of the sport. A tennis ball and racket are clearly visible, while stylized architectural elements resembling stadium seating or modern sports structures appear in the background. Above the scene is the inscription commemorating Czech tennis along with the dates “1893–1993,” marking one hundred years of the sport’s development.

The obverse displays the emblem of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic. A divided shield shows heraldic symbols of the Czech lands and Slovakia, including lions and double crosses placed on stylized hills. Below the shield appears the inscription naming the state along with the denomination “500 Kčs.”

Struck in silver with a Proof Deep Cameo finish and certified PCGS PR66DCAM, this coin combines modern sporting themes with elegant engraving and superb mirrored surfaces, making it a desirable collectible for sports enthusiasts and world coin collectors alike.

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