Czechoslovakia 100 korun Death of Andrej Sladkovic MS66 PCGS silver 1972

The 1972 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin commemorates the 100th anniversary of the death of Andrej Sládkovič, one of the most important Slovak poets of the 19th century and a key figure of the Slovak national revival. His literary works, including the famous poem Marína, played a major role in shaping Slovak cultural identity and romantic poetry. This commemorative issue honors his enduring contribution to Slovak literature and national heritage.

The obverse features a sculpted portrait of Andrej Sládkovič facing slightly to the side. The design captures his thoughtful expression and classical 19th-century appearance. Around the portrait appear the commemorative dates 1872 and 1972 marking the centenary of his death. Beneath the portrait is his name, while decorative floral branches on both sides symbolize poetry, creativity, and cultural legacy.

The reverse presents the national emblem of Czechoslovakia. At the center is the heraldic Czech lion within a shield, surrounded by a circular inscription of the country’s name. Beneath the shield are stylized decorative architectural motifs, adding balance and ornamental detail to the composition.

Struck in silver and preserved in excellent Mint State condition, this coin is certified PCGS MS66. Combining literary heritage, elegant design, and strong collector appeal, it is a desirable piece for collectors of European history, literature-themed coins, and certified world silver numismatics.

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