Czechoslovakia 50 korun Levoca Town City Landscape Architecture silver coin 1986

The 1986 Czechoslovakia 50 korun silver coin is dedicated to the historic Slovak town of Levoča, one of the most important architectural and cultural centers of the region. Known for its remarkably preserved medieval and Renaissance urban landscape, Levoča represents centuries of craftsmanship, trade, and artistic development in Central Europe.

The reverse features a striking architectural composition inspired by one of Levoča’s historic buildings. The design shows an elegant structure with an arcaded gallery supported by tall columns and a row of arches forming the upper façade. Between the columns stand sculptural figures rendered in relief, representing decorative statues that emphasize the artistic richness of the city’s architecture. Above the arcades rises a decorative roofline with towers and ornamental elements, while below appears the inscription “LEVOČA.” The detailed arrangement of arches, columns, statues, and architectural ornaments beautifully reflects the historic atmosphere of the town.

The obverse displays the emblem of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic: a heraldic shield with the Czech lion beneath a five-pointed star. Around the emblem appear the denomination 50 Kčs and the inscription “ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA,” along with the year 1986.

Struck in silver with refined detail, this commemorative coin celebrates the architectural heritage of Levoča and stands as a remarkable piece for collectors interested in historic European cities and Czechoslovak numismatics.

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