Czechoslovakia 100 korun Writer Ivan Olbracht MS67 PCGS silver coin 1982

The Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin issued in 1982 commemorates the centenary of the birth of renowned writer Ivan Olbracht, one of the most influential figures of Czech literature. Struck in silver and certified MS67 by PCGS, this collectible piece honors the author whose works vividly portrayed social life and the culture of Central Europe.

The obverse presents a detailed left-facing portrait of Ivan Olbracht wearing a characteristic hat, carefully engraved to capture his thoughtful expression and strong facial features. Along the left edge appears the inscription “IVAN OLBRACHT,” while the dates “1882 – 1982” mark the 100th anniversary of his birth. The minimalist artistic style emphasizes the literary tribute and the personality of the writer.

The reverse displays the national emblem of Czechoslovakia inside a shield topped by a five-pointed star. The heraldic design features the Czech lion and symbolic elements representing Slovak lands. Surrounding inscriptions read “ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA,” with the denomination “100 Kčs” placed on either side of the shield. Fine relief details and balanced composition reflect the high craftsmanship of Czechoslovak minting.

Ivan Olbracht (1882–1952) was a celebrated novelist and journalist known for socially engaged literature and vivid depictions of Carpathian and Central European life. His works became an important part of Czech literary heritage.

Certified by PCGS in Mint State 67, this silver commemorative coin is an excellent addition for collectors of literature-themed coins, Czechoslovak numismatics, and historical personalities.

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