Czechoslovakia 100 korun Moravian Museum in Brno MS68 PCGS silver coin 1992

The 1992 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin commemorates the Moravian Museum in Brno, one of the oldest and most important scientific and cultural institutions in Central Europe. Founded in 1817, the museum became a major center for research, natural history, archaeology, and regional heritage, preserving invaluable collections that document the history and culture of Moravia. This commemorative issue highlights the museum’s long tradition of scholarship and cultural preservation.

The reverse features an elaborate artistic composition centered on a stylized Moravian eagle with wide, decorative wings spreading across the field. Behind the eagle rises a detailed architectural silhouette of historic buildings and towers associated with Brno. The background includes geometric blocks and ornamental patterns that symbolize the museum’s collections and layers of history. Below the design appears a decorative floral motif and the inscription “MORAVSKÉ ZEMSKÉ MUZEUM V BRNĚ,” accompanied by the commemorative dates “1817 – 1992.” The obverse displays the coat of arms of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic, divided into four heraldic fields with lions and double crosses on mountains, along with the denomination “100 Kčs,” the year 1992, and the inscription “FEDERATIVNÍ REPUBLIKA ČESKÁ A SLOVENSKÁ.”

Struck in silver and preserved in exceptional condition, this example is certified by PCGS as MS68 Mint State. With its rich heraldic imagery and cultural theme, the coin is an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of museums, European history, and late Czechoslovak commemorative coinage.

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