Bohemia 1 koruna German Protectorate KM-4 J-623 MS 62 PCGS zinc coin 1944

The Bohemia and Moravia 1944 1 Koruna zinc coin, KM-4, J-623, certified PCGS MS62, is a fascinating historical artifact from World War II. Issued under the German Protectorate, this coin reflects the complex political history of Czech lands during wartime occupation. The obverse features the traditional crowned Bohemian lion rampant, with a distinctive double tail, raised paws, and detailed mane, surrounded by bilingual inscriptions “BÖHMEN UND MÄHREN” and “ČECHY A MORAVA,” separated by small floral ornaments. The reverse displays a large numeral 1 framed by elegant linden branches with heart-shaped leaves, small flowers, and intertwined stems, with the date 1944 beneath. The linden tree is a traditional symbol of Czech national identity and cultural heritage. Struck in zinc and preserved in PCGS MS62 Mint State condition, this certified wartime coin combines historical significance, heraldic artistry, and collectible appeal. A compelling addition to any European numismatic collection.

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