Czechoslovakia 50 korun Telc City Buildings Architecture PR69 PCGS Ag coin 1986

The 1986 Czechoslovakia 50 korun silver coin celebrates the historic town of Telč, one of the most beautiful architectural ensembles in the Czech lands. Known for its remarkable Renaissance square and colorful arcaded houses, Telč represents an outstanding example of preserved Central European urban architecture. This commemorative issue honors the cultural and historical significance of the town and its unique cityscape.

The obverse features an elegant architectural panorama of Telč’s famous town square. A row of richly decorated Renaissance and Baroque townhouses is shown with intricate stepped gables, ornate facades, sculptural roof elements, and long arcaded galleries supported by arches. The detailed engraving highlights windows, columns, decorative cornices, and roof ornaments that characterize the historic buildings surrounding the square. Beneath the architectural scene appears the name TELČ, emphasizing the city celebrated by the coin.

The reverse displays the emblem of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic. At the center stands a heraldic shield bearing the Czech lion in a dynamic upright position with its characteristic double tail. Above the shield appears a small star, while the denomination 50 Kčs is placed to the sides of the emblem. Surrounding the design is the full inscription naming the state, with the year 1986 below.

Struck in silver and certified PCGS PR69, this exceptional proof coin offers near-perfect preservation. Combining architectural beauty, historical heritage, and elegant design, it is an excellent collectible for enthusiasts of European cities, architecture, and Czechoslovak commemorative coinage.

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