Czechoslovakia 100 korun Composer Mozart Theatre MS68 PCGS silver coin 1991

The 1991 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin commemorates the 200th anniversary of the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the greatest composers in the history of classical music. Mozart maintained a special connection with Prague, where his operas were enthusiastically received and where his famous opera Don Giovanni premiered in 1787. This commemorative issue honors his lasting influence on European music and the cultural relationship between Mozart and the Czech lands.

The obverse features a detailed right-facing portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, portrayed in classical attire with characteristic 18th-century styling. Around the portrait runs his name, while below appear the commemorative dates 1791–1991 marking the bicentenary of his death. To the side of the portrait stands a finely engraved depiction of a historic theatre building associated with Mozart’s performances in Prague, symbolizing the city’s rich musical heritage.

The reverse displays the coat of arms of the Czech and Slovak Federative Republic. The quartered shield contains heraldic Czech lions and Slovak double crosses on hills, traditional symbols representing the two nations. Beneath the shield is the denomination 100 Kčs, surrounded by the circular inscription of the state name.

Struck in silver and preserved in exceptional Mint State condition, this coin is certified PCGS MS68. With its elegant musical theme, historical significance, and superb preservation, it is an outstanding collectible for enthusiasts of classical music, European cultural history, and certified world silver coins.

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