Bohemia 1 koruna German Protectorate KM-4 J-623 MS 63 PCGS zinc coin 1942

The Bohemia and Moravia 1942 1 Koruna zinc coin, KM-4, J-623, certified PCGS MS63, is an intriguing piece of World War II European numismatic history. Issued during the German Protectorate, this historical coin reflects the wartime monetary system of the occupied Czech lands. The obverse depicts the crowned Bohemian lion rampant, with its distinctive double tail, raised claws, flowing mane, and heraldic crown, surrounded by the bilingual inscriptions “BÖHMEN UND MÄHREN” and “ČECHY A MORAVA,” separated by small floral rosettes. The reverse features a prominent numeral 1 framed by graceful linden branches, heart-shaped leaves, delicate flowers, and intertwined stems, with the date 1942 below. The Bohemian lion represents Czech statehood, while the linden symbolizes national heritage. Struck in zinc and graded PCGS MS63, this collectible combines authentic wartime history, traditional heraldry, and distinctive design. An appealing addition to any historical coin collection.

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