Czechoslovakia 100 korun Engraver Vaclav Hollar MS66 PCGS silver coin 1977

The 1977 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin commemorates the 300th anniversary of the death of Václav Hollar, a renowned Czech graphic artist and engraver whose works gained international recognition during the 17th century. Born in Prague, Hollar became one of the most accomplished etchers of his time, creating detailed cityscapes, landscapes, portraits, and historical scenes. His engravings of London and European cities remain invaluable historical records and masterpieces of graphic art.

The obverse features a finely sculpted left-facing portrait of Václav Hollar. His distinctive long hair and thoughtful profile are rendered in clean relief, emphasizing the artistic character of the composition. Along the rim appears his name, while beneath the portrait the dates 1677–1977 mark the tricentennial of his death, highlighting the historical significance of the commemorative issue.

The reverse displays the emblem of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. At the center stands the heraldic Czech lion within a shield topped by a five-pointed star. The lion holds a small shield on its chest, while below appears the denomination 100 Kčs. The official name of the state forms a circular inscription around the design.

Struck in silver and preserved in excellent Mint State condition, this coin is certified PCGS MS66. Combining fine art heritage, historical significance, and high-quality minting, it is a remarkable collectible for enthusiasts of European art history, engraving, and certified world silver coins.

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