Czechoslovakia 50 korun Prague City View Architecture PR67 PCGS silver coin 1986

The Czechoslovakia 50 Korun silver commemorative coin issued in 1986 celebrates the historic beauty and architectural heritage of Prague, one of Europe’s most famous cultural capitals. Struck in high-quality Proof finish and certified PCGS PR67 DCAM, this coin presents an elegant panoramic depiction of the city’s iconic skyline.

The reverse features a detailed cityscape of Prague viewed along the Vltava River. Prominently depicted is the Charles Bridge with its series of arches spanning the water, accompanied by statues standing atop the bridge. In the foreground appears a decorative baroque fountain, while behind the bridge rises the majestic silhouette of Prague Castle with its towers and cathedral spires. Additional architectural elements include domed roofs, historic buildings, and layered structures that together create a rich panorama of the city’s famous landmarks. The inscription “PRAHA” appears below the scene.

The obverse displays the state emblem of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic—a heraldic lion standing within a shield beneath a five-pointed star. The lion’s raised paw, stylized mane, and curved tail are framed by a circular inscription naming the country. Below the emblem appears the denomination “50 Kčs” along with the year of issue.

Certified PR67 DCAM by PCGS, the coin features deep mirrored fields and frosted details that highlight the intricate architecture of Prague. Combining artistic design with historical symbolism, this silver commemorative coin is an excellent addition for collectors interested in European cities, architecture, and Czechoslovak numismatics.

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