Czechoslovakia 50 korun Saint Agnes Religion MS67 PCGS silver coin 1990

The Czechoslovakia 50 Korun silver commemorative coin issued in 1990 honors Saint Agnes of Bohemia (Anežka Česká), an important religious and historical figure associated with medieval Prague and the spiritual heritage of the Czech lands. Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS67, this coin reflects the renewed recognition of religious history and cultural identity at the end of the Czechoslovak era.

The obverse features a stylized portrait of Saint Agnes, shown wearing a traditional religious veil and head covering. The design presents her calm and contemplative facial expression, with carefully engraved folds of the veil forming elegant vertical lines around her face. Surrounding the portrait is the inscription identifying Anežka Česká, along with the dates 1238–1282, marking the years of her life. The composition emphasizes spiritual dignity and historical reverence.

The reverse displays the national emblem of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic, presented as a quartered shield. The heraldic design includes the Czech lion and the Slovak double cross rising above stylized hills, symbolizing the unity of the two nations within the federation. Below the shield appears the denomination 50 Kčs, with the country name forming a circular legend around the design.

Saint Agnes of Bohemia, a member of the Přemyslid royal family, founded charitable institutions and convents in Prague and devoted her life to religious service and helping the poor. Canonized in 1989, she became an enduring symbol of faith and compassion.

Certified MS67 by PCGS, this silver commemorative coin stands out with sharp details and exceptional preservation, making it a meaningful collectible for those interested in religious history, European heritage, and Czechoslovak numismatics.

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