Czechoslovakia 50 korun Karlovy Vary Spa MS66 PCGS silver coin 1991

The 1991 Czechoslovakia 50 korun silver coin celebrates the historic spa city of Karlovy Vary, one of the most famous thermal resorts in Central Europe. Known for its mineral springs, elegant architecture, and centuries-old spa traditions, Karlovy Vary has long attracted visitors, aristocrats, and artists seeking healing waters and cultural inspiration.

The reverse of the coin features a detailed artistic composition symbolizing the character of the spa town. In the foreground stands a graceful antelope sculpture positioned on a rocky pedestal, a recognizable decorative landmark associated with Karlovy Vary. Behind it rises a panorama of grand spa buildings with symmetrical façades, tall windows, and domed roofs, surrounded by stylized trees and landscape elements. The inscription “KARLOVY VARY” is placed prominently across the lower part of the design. The obverse displays the inscription of the Czechoslovak Federative Republic surrounding the denomination 50 Kčs and the year 1991. At the center appears a quartered heraldic shield combining Czech and Slovak national symbols, while a stylized spa fountain motif reflects the city’s famous thermal springs.

Struck in silver and preserved in Mint State condition, this coin is certified by PCGS with a grade of MS66. Its sharp details and elegant design make it an appealing collectible representing the cultural heritage of one of Europe’s most celebrated spa destinations.

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