Czechoslovakia 50 korun Levoca Town Landscape MS67 PCGS silver coin 1986

The 1986 Czechoslovakia 50 korun silver coin commemorates the historic Slovak town of Levoča, a remarkable cultural and architectural center renowned for its preserved medieval atmosphere. For centuries, Levoča was an important trading and administrative hub in Central Europe, famous for its Gothic and Renaissance architecture and its rich artistic traditions.

The reverse of the coin presents an elegant architectural composition inspired by historic structures of the town. A monumental building with a long arcaded gallery dominates the scene. The façade features rows of arches supported by tall columns, creating a rhythmic architectural pattern. Between the columns stand sculptural figures depicted in detailed relief, emphasizing the artistic decoration typical of historic European town architecture. Above the arcades rises a decorative roofline with towers and ornamental elements, while the inscription “LEVOČA” appears below the composition, identifying the celebrated Slovak town.

The obverse features the emblem of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. At the center is a heraldic shield with the Czech lion beneath a five-pointed star, symbolizing the state during the socialist period. Surrounding the emblem are the denomination 50 Kčs, the inscription “ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA,” and the year 1986.

Struck in silver and preserved in exceptional Mint State condition, this coin is certified by PCGS with a grade of MS67. With its sharp detail and historical theme, it is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of European architecture, historic towns, and Czechoslovak numismatics.

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