Czechoslovakia 50 korun Karlovy Vary Spa Antilope PR67 PCGS silver coin 1991

The 1991 Czechoslovakia 50 korun silver coin is dedicated to the famous spa city of Karlovy Vary, one of the most renowned thermal resorts in Europe. Issued during the final years of the Czechoslovak federation, this commemorative piece highlights the architectural beauty and cultural heritage of the historic spa town.

The reverse presents a finely detailed composition featuring a graceful antelope standing on a rocky pedestal, a sculptural element associated with the city’s landmarks. Behind it rises the elegant silhouette of Karlovy Vary’s grand spa architecture with domed roofs and symmetrical façades, surrounded by trees and ornamental landscape elements. The inscription “KARLOVY VARY” appears prominently across the lower field. The obverse displays the inscription of the Czechoslovak Federative Republic surrounding the denomination 50 Kčs and the year 1991. At the center is a quartered heraldic shield combining Czech and Slovak symbols, while a stylized spa fountain motif appears beside the shield, referencing the city’s famous mineral springs.

Karlovy Vary has been celebrated for centuries for its healing waters and refined spa culture, attracting European aristocracy, artists, and intellectuals. This coin captures that legacy through symbolic architecture, sculpture, and national heraldry.

Struck in silver in Proof quality with deep cameo contrast and certified PCGS PR67DCAM, this collectible piece combines artistic design, historical significance, and strong numismatic appeal. It is an excellent addition for collectors of European commemorative coins, spa city themes, and Czechoslovak numismatics.

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