Czechoslovakia 100 korun Prague Philatelic Exposition MS66 PCGS silver coin 1988

The 1988 Czechoslovakia 100 korun silver commemorative coin was issued to celebrate the Prague Philatelic Exhibition, an international event dedicated to the art and history of postage stamps and philately. Philately has long been a popular collecting field, connecting history, culture, and art through the miniature designs found on postage stamps. The exhibition held in Prague brought together collectors, historians, and enthusiasts from many countries to celebrate the cultural significance of postal heritage.

The reverse of the coin features a design inspired by the layout of a stamp sheet, divided into decorative sections resembling individual postage stamps. Each panel depicts architectural landmarks associated with Prague, including stylized views of historic buildings and monuments that represent the city’s rich cultural heritage. In the center appears the inscription “Praha 1988,” marking the location and year of the philatelic exposition. The composition cleverly combines the theme of stamp collecting with architectural imagery from the historic Czech capital. The obverse displays the emblem of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic — a heraldic lion within a shield topped by a star — along with the denomination “100 Kčs” and the inscription “ČESKOSLOVENSKÁ SOCIALISTICKÁ REPUBLIKA.”

Struck in silver and graded MS66 by PCGS, this coin is part of the Czechoslovak commemorative series celebrating cultural events and international exhibitions. Its distinctive stamp-inspired design makes it especially appealing for collectors of philatelic memorabilia, European cultural history, and world numismatics.

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