Czech Republic 200 korun Sculptor Matej Rejsek Art PR69 PCGS silver coin 2006

The Czech Republic 200 korun silver proof coin 2006 commemorates the 500th anniversary of the death of Matěj Rejsek (c. 1445–1506), a prominent late Gothic sculptor and architect whose work significantly influenced Bohemian art and architecture. Rejsek is closely associated with the decorative stonework of St. Barbara’s Church in Kutná Hora and other important monuments.

The obverse features a detailed portrait of Matěj Rejsek with flowing beard and period headwear, accompanied by the inscription MATEJ REJSEK and the dates 1506–2006 marking the anniversary. Fine lettering in Gothic style enhances the historical atmosphere. The reverse presents an intricate architectural motif inspired by late Gothic stone carving: a richly ornamented column capital with tracery, sculptural figures in niches, decorative arches, and geometric patterns. The inscription Česká republika and the denomination 200 Kč frame the composition. Frosted relief elements contrast beautifully with deep mirror fields, emphasizing the precision of the architectural details.

Struck in silver in proof quality and certified PR69 DCAM by PCGS, this coin offers exceptional cameo contrast and sharp engraving. A refined collectible for admirers of Gothic architecture, sculpture and Czech cultural heritage. Add this impressive artistic issue to your collection today.

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