Czechoslovakia 100 korun Brevnov Monastery Church MS67 PCGS silver coin 1993

The 1993 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin commemorates the historic Břevnov Monastery, one of the oldest and most significant religious institutions in the Czech lands. Founded in 993, the Benedictine monastery in Prague played a crucial role in the spiritual, cultural, and architectural development of the region. This commemorative issue celebrates a millennium of its history and enduring legacy.

The obverse features an architectural composition highlighting elements of the Břevnov Monastery complex. Two massive Romanesque-style stone columns dominate the design, symbolizing the ancient foundations of the monastery. Beside them appears a finely detailed depiction of the monastery church with its prominent roofline and slender tower rising above surrounding buildings. Decorative architectural lines, trees, and structural details create a sense of depth and historical atmosphere, while inscriptions reference the monastery and its foundation year.

The reverse presents the coat of arms of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic. The shield is divided into four sections featuring heraldic lions and double crosses on hills, traditional symbols of the Czech and Slovak lands. Beneath the shield appears the denomination 100 Kčs, surrounded by the country’s official name.

Struck in silver and preserved in exceptional Mint State condition, this coin is certified PCGS MS67. With its architectural theme, historical significance, and superb preservation, it is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of European history, religious heritage, and certified world silver coinage.

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