Czechoslovakia 500 korun Tennis KM-164 Sports PF 63 NGC silver coin 1993

The Czechoslovakia 500 korun silver coin issued in 1993 is a commemorative piece dedicated to the centenary of tennis in the region, marking the years 1893–1993. This coin celebrates the development of the sport and its cultural significance in Czechoslovakia, reflecting both athletic tradition and national pride.

The obverse features a dynamic depiction of a tennis player in motion, captured mid-swing as he strikes the ball with a racket. The figure’s athletic pose, detailed musculature, and flowing movement convey energy and precision. The composition includes a tennis ball, racket strings, and geometric elements suggesting a court or stadium structure. Above, the inscription “ČESKOSLOVENSKÝ TENIS 1893–1993” clearly marks the anniversary theme. The mirrored background contrasts with the frosted relief, enhancing depth.

The reverse displays the national emblem divided into four quarters, featuring heraldic lions and crosses symbolizing Czech and Slovak heritage. Below, inscriptions read “ČESKÁ A SLOVENSKÁ FEDERATIVNÍ REPUBLIKA” and the denomination “500 Kčs.” The clean layout emphasizes symmetry and national identity.

Struck in silver with a proof finish and graded PF63 by NGC, this coin shows visible toning that adds character and authenticity. A valuable collectible for sports enthusiasts and world coin collectors, it represents an important historical milestone in European tennis.

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