Czechoslovakia 10 korun Bratislava University House PR68 PCGS silver coin 1967

The 1967 Czechoslovakia 10 Korun silver coin dedicated to Bratislava University is a refined commemorative issue honoring one of Central Europe’s oldest academic institutions. Struck in silver and certified PCGS PR68CAM, this proof coin combines historical depth with elegant artistic execution.

The reverse features the stately façade of the University building, rendered with precise architectural lines, rows of rectangular windows, a central entrance portal, and a balanced symmetrical composition. Above the structure appears the historic year 1467, while below is the date 1967. A detailed university seal with a circular inscription and heraldic motif is placed in front of the building, adding depth and academic symbolism. The surrounding legend forms a complete ring around the design.

The obverse displays the coat of arms with a heraldic lion holding a double cross shield, positioned above stylized hills and flowing river lines, symbolizing the Slovak landscape. The full state title encircles the composition, with the denomination 10 Korun placed at the lower rim.

Issued in silver with a proof cameo finish, this commemorative coin reflects the intellectual heritage of Bratislava University, founded in 1467 as Academia Istropolitana. Graded PR68CAM by PCGS, it offers outstanding preservation, mirrored fields, and frosted relief contrast. A significant piece of educational and cultural history, this coin is an excellent addition for collectors of European commemoratives and certified silver proofs.

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