Czechoslovakia 100 korun Ice Hockey World Cup MS65 PCGS silver coin 1985

The 1985 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver coin commemorates the Ice Hockey World Championship held in Prague, celebrating one of the most beloved sports traditions in Central Europe. Issued by the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, this collectible piece honors international competition and the country’s strong connection to ice hockey.

The reverse features a dynamic hockey player captured in motion, leaning forward as he controls the puck with his hockey stick while skating across the ice. The athlete’s equipment, uniform folds, and powerful stance emphasize speed and athletic intensity. Surrounding the scene is the inscription “MISTROVSTVI SVETA A EVROPY V LEDNIM HOKEJI,” with “PRAHA 1985” placed beside the player, marking the host city and year of the championship. The obverse displays the coat of arms of Czechoslovakia — a crowned heraldic shield with the Czech lion bearing a smaller shield with the Slovak double cross, topped by a star. Around it runs the inscription “CESKOSLOVENSKA SOCIALISTICKA REPUBLIKA,” with the denomination “KCS 100” below.

Struck in silver and certified PCGS MS65, this coin offers strong mint luster and crisp detail. A meaningful issue for collectors of sports history, Olympic-style themes, and European numismatics, it captures the energy and pride of international hockey competition.

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