Czech Bohemia Moravia koruna German Occupation Coinage KM-4 MS63 PCGS coin 1943

Bohemia and Moravia 1 Koruna 1943, German Occupation coinage, KM-4. Issued during the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia under German administration in World War II, this historically significant coin reflects a complex and turbulent chapter in Central European history. Certified MS63 by PCGS, it remains a well-preserved example of mid-20th-century occupation currency.

The obverse features the crowned Bohemian lion rampant, standing upright with raised forepaw and flowing tail, surrounded by the inscription “BOHMEN UND MÄHREN” and “ČECHY A MORAVA,” divided by small rosette ornaments. The bilingual legends emphasize the political reality of the period. The reverse displays a large numeral “1” at the center, framed by stylized linden branches with heart-shaped leaves and delicate stems crossing below. The date 1943 appears beneath the design, completing the composition with a balanced circular layout.

Struck for circulation during wartime, this coin is composed of base metal typical of the era’s material shortages. Graded MS63 by PCGS, it offers strong detail and historical authenticity. A compelling addition for collectors of World War II, occupation issues, and Central European numismatics.

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